What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The Garden Gate, on Wednesday 6 January 2016, 12 noon, is the venue for birthday celebrations for two Hunslet Rugby League Legends on reaching 93 year old. Frank ‘Shank’ Watson and Jimmy Brogden who both played around the time of the second world war. Both are still going strong, a
Hunslet Legends prepared for Sunday’s game against Rugby AM Legends with a final training session yesterday morning (28 December 2015) at the Hunslet Warriors ground. All photos by Paul Johnson Despite the presence of recent League 1 coach of the month, Keighley’s Paul March, and Hunslet assistant coach, Mark Cass,
Recently appointed Hunslet Hawks Heritage Director, Peter Jarvis celebrated his birthday in one of the Garden Gate’s Heritage rooms, which he helped to create. Family, friends, supporters and former team mates joined him for a quiet drink, which saw Peter Dunn, who had travelled from Romania, pass on his knowledge
Friday (20 November 2015) saw the Garden Gate Ultras hold their end of season party at their headquarters, The Garden Gate. The public house has had two designated rooms tracing the history of the Hunslet rugby league club since its formation, as well as the Hall of Fame members for
At the Hunslet Club on Saturday night honours were even between the three Hunslet community rugby clubs, with each picking up one trophy apiece. Chev Walker was there to present the awards with Hunslet Warriors Under 16s Dyson Nicholson winning the Grabsie Wilson Memorial Award. Other awards went to Andrew
Hong Kong Nines and Mixed Tag Competition It was a while after booking my 16 nights vacation in Hong Kong that I discovered there was to be a rugby league competition by an advert for it on Facebook, so I liked and followed the page. I messaged the coach, Jason
This week over 6 days people are walking 120 miles to celebrate 120 years of Rugby League, visiting each of the founder clubs that voted to join the Northern Union back in 1895. Today’s (21 July 2015) morning leg was from Hunslet’s South Leeds Stadium to the ground of Leeds
Saturday 4 July 2015 saw the gathering of the greatest side never to play Super League, along with other players that have worn the famous Myrtle, White and Flame jersey. The venue was the New Inn, Elland Road, Churwell, which was recently taken over by Hunslet Legend Stephen Stevo Price.
Kingstone Press Cider NCL Challenge Trophy Round 2: Hunslet Club Parkside v East Leeds East Leeds were given a real fright by local rivals Hunslet Club Parkside before edging home 20-16. The hosts currently lead the way in Division Three and took their league form into the knockout clash against