What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
It was June 2018 as I sat at a Beeston Festival committee meeting waiting for people to arrive, and instead of our usual one councillor in attendance, we had four! Why the sudden interest in helping … oh, it’s just been an election and we have three new councillors. My
The Inner South Community Committee – the panel made up of the nine sitting councillors for south Leeds – met last week (Wednesday 28 November 2018) at the Hillside Centre in Beeston Hill, dished out some funding, and chewed on some big local issues together. The lion’s share of the
The agenda for Inner South Community Committee, which will be held next Wednesday (5 September 2018) at 4:30pm has been published. The Committee is made up of the nine Councillors for our three wards: Beeston & Holbeck, Hunslet & Riverside and Middleton Park. The meeting starts with an Open Forum,
The agenda for Inner South Community Committee, which will be held next Wednesday (13 June 2018) at 7pm has been published. The Committee is made up of the nine Councillors for our three wards: Beeston & Holbeck, Hunslet & Riverside and Middleton Park. The meeting starts with an Open Forum,
Going to your local community group meeting is a great way of finding out what’s happening locally; speaking directly with housing organisations; meeting your local Councillors; and hearing from the Police and other public services. If you live in the Brooms and Nesfields areas of Belle Isle, your next community
Problems associated with street prostitution in Holbeck continue, but agencies including the Police and Cleansing have increased their activity and there is improved dialogue between residents and agencies. Since we reported on the public meeting on 3 October, a Reference Group has been established to enable dialogue between Holbeck residents
Belle Isle TMO The Rosedales Patch Group meeting will be held on Monday 18 September 2017, from 7pm at West Grange Church.
The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking local people in South Leeds for their help to draw up a new pattern of council wards for Leeds City Council. The consultation is the first part of an electoral review which will re-draw ward boundaries across the city. The