What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
New £2.1m Assisted Living Leeds officially opens Councillor Adam Ogilvie (far left) helps seal the time capsule which will be buried at the new Assisted Living Leeds building. A new £2.1m base where the latest technology will help vulnerable residents live safely at home has officially opened last (Friday). The state-of-the-art
Leeds City Council Inner South Community Committee uploaded a new video. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=851591178232259&pnref=story Kenny Saunders chair of the Hunslet Carr residents association explains what local people are trying to achieve through the Woodhouse Hill allotment project, which was supported by the Councillors at Community Committee tonight with a wellbeing grant of
West Yorkshire Police – Leeds Inner South Safer Leeds have launched a new website at http://www.leeds.gov.uk/c/Pages/saferleeds/default.aspx Safer Leeds is a community safety partnership involving Leeds City Council, West Yorkshire Police and partners. The aim is to reduce crime and disorder, and to help people feel safe in their communities. Have
Belle Isle TMO What would you do if you found a needle? Leave it? Call someone? Try to move it? Well here’s what you should do… don’t do anything but call 0800 138 6227 if you find a needle in a public area, or call us here at Belle Isle
People from a range of arts organisations gathered at The Tetley on Thursday (5 February 2015) to discuss how they could influence the redevelopment of the ‘South Bank’. The South Bank is the ex-industrial zone of Hunslet and Holbeck close to the river. As we revealed in our February newspaper,
Councillors and residents will be discussing to we can help over 50s reconnect to the labour market at the next Inner South Community Committee which takes place on Wednesday 11 February at 5.30pm, in the East and West Room of Leeds Civic Hall. This will be the third Community Committee
The saying many hands make light work was an understatement yesterday (Sunday 1 February 2015) as 15 volunteers took to a planting and painting task in Holbeck. Before daylight left Leeds, ten fruit trees had been planted on the moor and outside Old Chapel Studios in Holbeck. Flower beds had
A south Leeds man has been fined for flytipping after returning from a trip abroad. Omand Obama Essama, of Harlech Road, Beeston, was fined £200, ordered to pay £100 costs and a £20 victim surcharge at Leeds Magistrates Court last week (22 January). A council street cleaning crew found bags
Leeds City Council is rolling out a programme of free wi-fi wireless internet access at its building throughout the city. In the coming weeks, free wi-fi will be available at: Beeston Library Cottingley Children’s Centre Dewsbury Road One Stop Centre Dewsbury Road Library Hunslet Children’s Centre Hunslet Library John Charles
Leeds City Council agreed to designate Beeston Neighbourhood Forum on 5 January 2015. This is welcome news and enables the Beeston community to come together to discuss and resolve the issues identified when the designated area was consulted in June 2014. The process will culminate in the writing of the Beeston