What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Beeston Community Forum submitted its application to Leeds City Council for Beeston Neighbourhood Forum to be designated on 22 September 2014. This is the next stage in the process towards producing the Beeston Plan. Public notices have been posted in Beeston Library, shops, public buildings and notice boards in
Last Wednesday (17 September 2014) Leeds City Council’s Executive Board decided to close Middleton Park golf course at the end of October, but what happens next? We spoke to Cllr Judith Blake and Alan Shaw, Chair of Friends of Middleton Park (FOMP). Judith Blake is a councillor for the
People are being asked to nominate the organisations and individuals who they think epitomise child friendliness in Leeds, for the city’s second Child Friendly Leeds Awards. Children and young people will be at the forefront of the awards, which are being organised by Leeds City Council in partnership with
Senior councillors are being recommended to press ahead with the closure of Middleton Park Golf Course at a meeting next Wednesday. Leeds City Council’s powerful executive board will discuss a number of options regarding the long-term viability of both Middleton Park and Gotts Park local authority golf courses. This follows
Last night (Wednesday 3 September 2014) saw the first meeting of the new look Inner South Community Committee. The meeting started with an hour long workshop looking at the issue of domestic violence. About sixty people, Councillors, residents and officers from various agencies that work in the area split
Visitors to Thwaite Mills museum in Stourton are being offered the unique opportunity to make their journey in style this Sunday by taking a nostalgic ride on a vintage bus. As part of Leeds City Transport Vintage Bus Running Day on Sunday 31 August 2014, free buses from the
The new Inner South Community Committee will be meeting next Wednesday (3 September 2014) and its meeting will start with a workshop session looking at a local response to domestic violence. The Community Committee takes over from the old Inner South Area Committee. As well as changing its name
Cottingley in Bloom mobilised residents and partners to give the estate a tidy up this week. As the end of the summer approaches, beds were looking overgrown and hedges needed cutting back. So Cottingley in Bloom organised two work days. Over thirty residents turned out and were supported by
All Leeds residents will receive a letter through the post over the next two weeks telling them about the biggest change to the electoral registration system in nearly 100 years. The Electoral Registration Officer will write to 550,000 people in Leeds with a letter explaining the new, more secure,
To commemorate 10 years of tenant management in Belle Isle, BITMO – who have managed homes on behalf of Leeds City Council in Belle Isle since 2004 – will be unveiling a small garden area at the Belle Isle housing office on Wednesday 20th August. Along with partners Mears, Sayes