What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Sergeant Richard Hunter attended the latest Middleton Community Group meeting together with PCSO Jonny Smith. Also present were councillors Judith Blake and Kim Groves plus five residents. The very low crime figures over the past six weeks since the last meeting were discussed and were well received. The residents present
The date and time for this year’s Middleton Gala has been agreed. Put Saturday 14 July, from 11am to 2pm in your diaries now!. The gala will be held on the grounds of Middleton Primary School, and the field behind it. The group organising the gala, which include representatives from
Middleton Community Group has launched a new online forum connected to its website. The forum is a place where you can talk about anything that might be of interest to you and all residents of Middleton. Check out the forum here. Meanwhile, Middleton Community Group say plans for the new
Welcome to our weekly round-up of what’s going on in South Leeds via other blogs and websites. Here’s what’s making the area tick… The Friends of Hunslet Cemetery have reported impending success in their campaign for better security and fencing at the cemetery. They’ve posted the news up on their
Good morning, south Leeds! We’re back from our little Easter break and our slight lull in filing stories – thanks to Jeremy Morton, Dave Florence, Christine Robinson-Perkins, Deacon Al Henry and Jason Slack for their contributions over this period. We thought it’d be good to round-up some of what’s been going on
There are three big community meetings in south Leeds this week. Want to have your say about the new Police HQ? The next Community Information Group meeting is in The Reaney Suite, Elland Road from 7-9pm tonight. The next meeting of Beeston Hill Residents’ Voice was due to be held
Middleton Community Group is made up of local residents who care about where they live. The group next meets at St Cross Church, Acre Road, Middleton tomorrow (Saturday) at 10 am. Why not come along and have a free cuppa, meet other residents, express your views on YOUR community? Representatives of the Police,
[slideshow]Did you know that in the twelfth century the boundary between Middleton and Beeston became the focus of a legal dispute? That’s one of the facts about Middleton that the 35 people who attended the launch of the new Middleton Life local history project discovered yesterday. The event, held at Tenants
More than a dozen local residents attended Saturday’s meeting of the Middleton Community Group at St Cross Church, off Acre Road. Issues discussed included: Plans to improve run-down Intake Square have netted £48,000 from the Lottery. Work will include tree planting and other improvements which will be the subject of a
No date has yet been set for the demolition of the Middleton Arms, a senior councillor has said. Middleton Park councillor Judith Blake told a meeting of the Middleton Community Group on Saturday that Aldi had so far provided no start date for their plans to demolish the landmark pub