What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
On 9 August, we – the British Library, with their local ‘Get Creative’ youth art club, and other partners (listed below) – held an amazing free ‘Fantasy Feast’ event at the Hillside Centre in Beeston. Dozens of local families joined us, to explore a magical world of food inspired by
Come to our Fantasy Feast fun day event this Friday (9 August 2024), at the Hillside Centre on Beeston Road. No booking necessary, totally free, just drop in between 12-4pm. It is being hosted by the British Library, who run our art club every Tuesday afternoon after school at Hillside.
Preferred Homes will be opening their first Extra Care Apartments in Leeds this Autumn. The 63 new affordable one and two bedroom apartments are being built on Hunslet Moor Road in Beeston, next to Pennington Court care home. A community event is being held on Tuesday (2 July 2024) at
Local Lady Pit Lane allotment volunteer, and Hillside resident Chris, is raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Macmillan is a charity offering support to families and those struggling with cancer. His raffle is also raising money for Cancer Research. Started after the inspiring care Chris experienced when his mum was
Three South Leeds community organisations: the Hamara Centre; Hillside and Cranmore and Raylands community centre are all advertising posts at the moment. Hamara Centre, Tempest Road, LS11 6RD Maintenance/Caretaker 22 hours per week. £9 per hour an electronic application pack can be obtained by emailing admin@hamara.co.uk or calling (0113) 277
Drop in and meet funders who you could apply to for grants for your voluntary group, charity or social enterprise projects and activities and find out about support to help you apply. Voluntary Action Leeds, supported by Leeds Community Foundation, are holding a funding fair in South Leeds open to
The Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) will be hosting a workshop at Hillside (Tiger 11) in Beeston tomorrow, Tuesday 23 January 2018. They are looking for families (mums, dads, partners, grandparents) who have experienced miscarriage or bereavement in pregnancy or post-natally. Alongside this there will also be professionals keen on learning
We live in a throwaway society, but one group are fighting against the tide and helping people get broken things fixed. The Repair Café has been running in Leeds for the last two years. The idea is very simple: people with broken stuff come along and meet people who can
Next Monday (15 January 2018) sees Beeston hosting a ‘Repair Cafe’ event – for local people to learn, share skills, and get inspired to fix broken stuff, instead of binning it. The event – free, and open to anyone – will take place at the Hillside Centre on Beeston Road
As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month Hillside is hosting an awareness raising day, highlighting how to spot breast cancer and focusing on the support you and your loved ones can get to help you at this difficult time. A diagnosis of breast cancer can be frightening and the treatment