What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The folks at the Middleton Life project always put on a good event – and tomorrow (Wednesday) night’s going to be no exception. The local history project will feature a talk by the people from Leeds’ online photo archive Leodis. All south Leeds residents are welcome to attend. The free
Eleven community organisations across south Leeds will come together on Monday 26 March to form a new partnership – Aspire to Succeed, writes Al Garthwaite. For over ten years, the Aspire To Succeed partners including ASHA Neighbourhood Centre, Health for All and South Leeds Community Radio have worked together to
South Leeds residents are cordially invited to two public meetings which will examine the history of their community. The first meeting will be held next Wednesday, March 21, and will feature a talk by representatives of Leeds online history photograph archive Leodis. The following Wednesday, March 28, will see representatives from
Belle Isle Family Centre will play host to the area’s first movie night later this month when families will be able to come together to watch the animated film Rio. There will even be proper movie food like popcorn and hotdogs! Check out the details below…
Pampering, information and afternoon tea are all on offer at an event to celebrate afternoon tea at Belle Isle Family Centre. Leanne Drinkall, of Health for All’s Family intervention service, said: “There are lots of pamper treatments available including henna, hand wraps, mini manicures and pedicures, hair workshops and straightening
A new healthy cooking course has started to help people improve their cooking skills. It runs every Monday at Cross Flatts Primary School. See the poster below for more:
Calling all men on the Cottingley Hall estate! Bring your friends and your children to a special event where you can watch football and eat pizza! And, better still, it’s free! See the poster below for details…
[slideshow]Did you know that in the twelfth century the boundary between Middleton and Beeston became the focus of a legal dispute? That’s one of the facts about Middleton that the 35 people who attended the launch of the new Middleton Life local history project discovered yesterday. The event, held at Tenants
A group of Middleton residents are set to become local history reporters and investigate the past of their community. Led by volunteers from the local community, the Middleton Life project has received £49,600 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). The project will empower residents to tell the history of the
Free advice and information for carers in South Leeds will be on offer at the South Leeds Carers event on Wednesday, January 18. Free health checks and refreshments will also be on offer at the event, at Belle Isle Trinity Network, Nesfield Road, Belle Isle, between 1-3pm. More details from Lynda Williamson on