What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The annual gala organised by Hunslet Festival takes place on Saturday, writes one of the organisers, Steve Thompson. Hunslet Festival was formed in its present format in January 2003. Since then we have had many successful galas. Attractions this year include: In the Family Zone Arena: Supreme Starlets Majorettes, Keldon
[slideshow]The annual community gala for Belle Isle too placeon Saturday, 16th at Windmill Primary School, writes Deacon Al Henry. The cloudy weather did not prevent toddlers, children, families and local residents turing out in large numbers. Entertainment for the day was provided by DAZL who began the morning followed by
If you’ve ever fancied giving rugby a go, here’s your chance. People from across south Leeds are invited to a special rugby taster session at Windmill Primary School in Belle Isle this week. Coaches from Hunslet Hawks will also be present. See the poster below for more: [scribd id=96422390
The first thing anyone says when they hear our name is Beeston who? what do they do? writes Beeston Broncos Coach Darrell Robinson. The club in its present form has been going for around six years with myself being there for the last two. We play on fields behind the former
The Hunslet Independent Supporters Trust (HIST) members will put their best foot forward for a sponsored walk to Mount Pleasant, Batley on the day of the Co-Operative Championship clash between Batley Bulldogs and Hunslet Hawks. The walk is to help raise funds for both HIST and HISSA. The walk is open to
Local resident Steve Thompson has sent South Leeds Life the following information: There’s a super coffee morning, 10am to noon, on Saturday April 28 at Beeston Parish Centre. Tables available to hire at £5. The event includes a demonstration by the Hunslet Hawks Junior Cheerleaders. Funds in aid of St Mary’s Church.
Sporting history was made in South Leeds this week as all three Hunslet Rugby Teams have been drawn to play in the 3rd round of the Rugby League Carnegie Challenge Cup. Hunslet Old Boys have been drawn a game against Featherstone Rovers, whilst Hunslet Hawks will face the Royal Navy and the Hunslet
In a momentous day for South Leeds sports fans, Hunslet Independent Supporters Trust (HIST) have today announced that from they have officially taken over full responsibility for the day to day running of Hunslet Hawks RLFC. In an announcement over at the HIST website, it was revealed that current directors
The Yorkshire Evening Post descended on Hunslet throughout last week for a daily look at life in the community. The paper is slowly becoming more community-focussed and representative of our communities, which is good news. Here at South Leeds Life we look forward to continued coverage by the YEP of community issues
Hunslet Hawks RL have sent us the following poster for their big event this week. It’s your chance to meet the players and put your questions to the coaching staff…