What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
As a candidate in the local election I have had the opportunity to meet some fantastic groups and organisations over the campaign period, so I thought I would do a couple of articles on a few that stood out. Youth work has always had a massive place in my heart,
On the closing day for applications here’s another entry for the St Luke’s CARES Community Awards, submitted by the Breeze Friday Night Project. For details of how YOUR community group can enter please click here. The deadline for entries is 5pm today (28 February 2018). We started out in South
Want to kick start the Easter break? Breeze Friday Night Project are hosting a Family Funday at Middleton Leisure Centre on Saturday 1 April 2017, 1-4pm. There will be activities for everyone, from BMX Bikes, a football tournament, Breeze inflatables, beauty therapy, arts and crafts and soft play for tiny
Here’s your slightly irregular roundup of what’s making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook and Twitter. We start this week down by the river. Leeds Waterfront Festival will be celebrating its 10th anniversary when it returns on the weekend of 24 & 25 June. As usual
The Friday Night Project which runs every Friday at Middleton Leisure Centre is holding an Open Night this Friday (14 November 2014) for young people in South Leeds. There are two sessions each week, the first from 6-7:30pm is for children aged 8-13 years old. The second session from 7:30-9pm
Here’s your regular roundup of what’s making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook and Twitter. Now’s the time to see this lovely wild flower border according to Friends of Middleton Park. They have the West Yorkshire Brass Band performing on Sunday (7 September) and then
From Friday 9th November the Middleton Breeze Friday Night Project will be running at Middleton Community Centre, Middleton Park Road. You can follow the Friday Night Project on Facebook.
Celebrating 100 sessions at Middleton Friday Night Project. Middleton Friday Night Project has recently celebrated it’s 100th session. The project has been running since November 2008 and nearly three years on still reaches an average of 70 young people per night, opening up opportunities for young people to access sports, arts and