What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Yesterday (26 September 2023) saw Team Beeston, part of Leeds Citizens, celebrating the resurfacing of the pathway that crosses Beeston, linking the Cardinals with Asda. With balloons, cake, and drinks we set up on the pathway to meet the people who use the paths. It was great to share our
A big “Well done” to Team Beeston Citizens who have worked tirelessly over the last two years to get the pathway between Cardinal Road and the football pitch resurfaced. We listened to what the community wanted, we acted, and now work has begun. Hopefully we will be enjoying the footpath
Team Beeston, which is the local face of the larger community organisers Leeds Citizens, are pleased to be able to report some success in our project concerning the repair of some of the footpaths in Beeston. After meeting with Cllr Helen Hayden (Executive Member for Infrastructure and Climate) and Cllr
Team Beeston is a group of people from local churches, community groups and schools who work with Leeds Citizens to campaign for positive change in the community. We have been listening to stories of local people and are working together for the footpaths in Beeston to be improved. The stories
Pedestrian and cycling paths in Belle Isle and Middleton are set to be upgraded as part of a package of measures in south east Leeds. One path links Orion Walk in Belle Isle with Leeds Valley office park and Rothwell across the M621 pedestrian bridge. Another tracks the M621 from
A historic set of footpaths behind the Asda store on Old Lane in Beeston look set to be adopted after a Public Creation Order was made by Leeds City Council on 12 January 2021. Notices have been posted along the footpaths which connect Cardinal Road and Redhall Crescent with Old
Details of the latest meeting of the Friends of New Forest Village 12 residents, 2 police officers, a councillor and an officer from parks and countryside attended the Friends of New Forest Village meeting on 21 November. The police reported that since the last meeting, there had been 3 cases