What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Bulb Bonanza Groundwork Leeds are giving away 80,000 daffodil bulbs to groups around the city. The bulbs are to be planted in school grounds, community centres, youth clubs, roadsides, etc. Groups need to apply by 27th September, stating exactly where they wish to plant the bulbs. You can download
The weather could not have been any better for this beautiful, fun-filled family day out. I am talking about the annual Middleton Gala which took place yesterday – Saturday 13th July 2013, at Middleton Primary School. As this was my first time attending this event, I gave myself enough
Here’s your regular roundup of what’s making South Leeds tick on other websites, blogs and across Facebook. Cottingley Hall TRAC have debates on Facebook about moving an impromptu bee hive, finding rabbit hutches and planting up the new planters as well as some lovely photos of the towers in
Zumba Sentae is new to Cranmore and Raylands Community Centre at Middleton Park Football Club, Cranmore Drive, Leeds, LS10 4AW. What is it? Zumba Sentae is Zumba with a difference! Zumba Sentae combines strength and resistance training with Zumba dance and fitness moves centred around the chair. It’s a fantastic
Middleton Park FC is based at the Cranmore & Raylands Community Centre in Belle Isle and we are looking for groups to hire our hall, writes Sarah Dixon. Room hire is only £10 per hour, so very cheap! … it is perfect for any type of group, parties or just to
Belle Isle-based community football club Middleton Park FC is encouraging footballers of all ages and abilities – including girls and women – to join the growing club. Based at the Cranmore and Raylands Community Centre in Cranmore Drive, Middleton Park FC will later this month hold three open days to encourage local
Middleton Park FC is recruiting new players – specifically tots and mini-tots! The Belle Isle-based club, which runs a number of teams for youngsters, is now looking for players as young as 18 months old to have fun and play for their club. For more information, contact Wayne Dixon on 07852
Help raise money for Middleton Park FC through day to day online activities, writes Wayne Dixon of Middleton Park FC. The more money raised, the more children we can get off the streets and playing footballl. Read the information below and follow our link. The link to help us is
New teams are starting up for next season at Middleton Park FC this weekend, writes Wayne Dixon. These include: Under 15 Girls (Year 9 and 10 at school), training starts Saturday 31st March, 11am. Tots Squad (children 18 month to 3 years), training starts Sunday 1st April, 10am-10.45am. Costs £1 per
It’s run on community spirit, goodwill and little money – but Middleton Park FC is providing a lifeline for around 170 players of both sexes aged from four to 47 years old in Middleton and Belle Isle. Curiously for a club called ‘Middleton Park’, its base isn’t in the famous stretch