What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
[slideshow]The bulldozers have moved in at last on the Middleton Arms. The 87-year-old pub has been a real landmark in the area – and sparked some (mostly) fond memories from people living in south Leeds. The Arms was complete with an upstairs ballroom and was initially opened as a hotel
It’s been a long time in coming for supporters, but there’s movement – and a potential opening date – at last in the long-running saga of Middleton’s new ASDA. One of the members of Middleton Community Group has posted a letter she received from ASDA on Facebook which says the
Supermarket giants Asda are encouraging local residents to give their feedback on plans for a new store off Old Lane, Beeston. As previously reported, Asda has submitted plans f0r a 2,000 sq ft store which will create 100 jobs to the rear of the site of its current store which Asda inherited
Welcome to tonight’s somewhat windswept live blog from the first meeting of 2012 of the Beeston Community Forum at Beeston Village Community Centre. Tonight’s agenda features Sally Pinder of Asda and Richard Anderson of Anderson Communications, who will be speaking on and dealing with resident’s questions about Asda’s proposals to demolish their existing store
Plans for a new Asda store off Old Lane in Beeston will be discussed at Thursday’s Beeston Forum meeting. Representatives from Asda will be at the meeting to give local residents more details about the plans, which would see the existing store demolished and replaced with a larger store at the
January looks set for the next episode of Beeston’s ‘Store Wars’ saga as both Asda and Tesco look to build new stores in Old Lane. As reported in our live blog last Tursday, Beeston Forum will be hosting Sally Pinder of Asda and Richard Anderson of Anderson Communications on Thursday, January 5 to
Plans to demolish the landmark Middleton Arms pub and replace it with an Aldi discount food store were this afternoon approved by planners. Aldi’s plans for a new store with 75 parking spaces, which would create between 20-30 jobs, had been recommended for refusal by planning officers who were concerned over the loss of
Controversial plans to demolish the Middleton Arms pub and replace it with an Aldi store appear to have inched a step closer to reality. Councillors on the east plans panel this afternoon voiced their overall support for the scheme, subject to the store being moved further away from the homes
Supermarket giants ASDA have submitted a planning application to demolish the existing Netto store on Old Lane in Beeston and replace it with a new supermarket. The application for a supermarket three times bigger than the current Netto on the same site had been the subject to a consultation event
Leeds councillors will on Thursday decide whether to grant planning permission for controversial plans to demolish the historic Middleton Arms pub and replace it with a new Aldi store. The proposals – which are recommended for refusal by council planning officers – were originally discussed by members of the east plans