What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
These smiling mums recently received certificates to mark them qualifying as official ‘bosom buddies’. The mums, from Beeston and Middleton, all breastfed their own babies and successfully completed a course which allows them to support other mums who may need some support. The bosom buddies were awarded their certificates at
Do your kids think vegetables are the enemy? Fed up of cooking the same stuff all the time? Need some inspiration for cheap, easy healthy recipes? Then come along to the Middleton Monthly Monday Meal the second Monday of every month at Middleton Community Centre (3.30pm). The group is meeting today.
Potterdale Day Centre on Dewsbury Road are holding a Spring To Life event next Monday. Pop in for health information, free fruit and stew packs, and much more. Potterdale Day Centre is located next to the Dewsbury Road One Stop Centre in Beeston.
You and your family are invited to a screening of Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory at Belle Isle Family Centre this Friday tea time. The movie is FREE and refreshments including hot dogs, cheesy nachos and, of course, popcorn will be on sale. The fun starts at 5:00pm with
Children and young people in south Leeds will benefit from a range of new and exciting initiatives as part of £100,000 that has been invested by the area committee. The Inner South Area Committee has invested over £100,000 of its wellbeing fund in a range of activities including cooking classes,
Join Middleton residents for the Change 4 Life Middleton Monthly Meal! Come along once a month to join in the fun learning to cook healthy, easy and tasty meals for all the family. The session runs from 3.30-6pm at Middleton Community Centre, Acre Road, next door to Middleton Primary School on the
A very successful and enthusiastic first meeting of the Hunslet Residents Association was held recently at The Woodhouse Hill Community Centre, Hunslet, writes Holbeck NPT. It was attended by 15 residents and representatives from Aire Valley Homes, Health for All and Holbeck NPT a very good turn out considering the
A number of community projects for young people were awarded grants at the council’s January inner south area committee meeting at Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre. The projects include: DAZL £9,375 for its community dance leaders project; Breeze £10,000 for its Friday Night Project; Health For All £7,500 for its junior reporters scheme and
Local charity Health For All has celebrated its 21st birthday at a special event held at Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre in Middleton. The event, which coincided with Health For All’s AGM, saw food, entertainment and a number of speeches celebrating the achievement of an organisation which started in an attic in
I wanted to write about Rocky, who I meet at my cooking club at Middleton. Rocky – real name Stephen Whitehead of Health For All‘s Ace project – helps the kids so much to do sport, he is very good. He is a good caring man and without people like him to help they