What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Jamyang Leeds Buddhist and Wellbeing Centre on Ingram Road welcomes Lee Howson, its new centre director. Lee has been a teacher and department head for Religious Studies and Philosophy for almost twenty years and arrives from London where he also spent three years running a similar Buddhist-inspired charity. Lee will
With the departure of long-standing tenants Touchstone, new opportunities await for businesses and therapists seeking a tranquil affordable workspace. For those seeking serene office spaces or therapy rooms, Jamyang Leeds offers unfurnished rooms with warm, daylight led lighting and all modern amenities. With an inclusive monthly rental of £400, these
Internationally acclaimed street art duo Nomad Clan have been commissioned by the children of Holbeck and theatre company Slung Low to paint a giant mural celebrating everyone’s creative potential. Slung Low is resident in Ingram Road Primary School and works closely with a small group of children, the self-titled Imaginative
Audiences in neighbourhood venues across Leeds will be having a ball this summer when Leeds Playhouse takes Fidget Theatre’s ‘Football Freddie’ on a two-week Community Tour, kicking off on 5 June. Ten community venues, including Jamyang Buddhist Centre in Holbeck, the Hamara Centre in Beeston and Middleton Parochial Hall, will
A long time member of the Jamyang Leeds community, being one of the members of its first committee, Susan Carr was an artist, designer, quiltmaker and also a psychotherapist and life coach. She was also a dedicated spiritual practitioner, actively engaged in four separate spiritual traditions (Buddhism, Christianity, Hindu Tantra
Leeds City Council has secured £1 million to make the Recreations area of Holbeck more people-friendly as part of a Streets For People project. Staff have been talking to residents about the issues they face and sort of measures they would like to see. Obesity and asthma issues have been