What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Supermarket giant Asda is calling on the people of Beeston to provide feedback on its plans for a brand new store – which they claim will regenerate a prominent disused industrial site and provide 140 new jobs. The calls follow Tesco’s claim earlier this month to have the support of
The ‘store wars’ saga between Asda and Tesco is hotting up. Both supermarket giants are bidding to build stores in the Old Lane area of Beeston. Due to planning laws it’s understood only one of the stores would be allowed to be built. Yesterday South Leeds Life reported how pupils
Pupils at Hugh Gaitskell Primary School in Beeston have been getting green-fingered, in an attempt to bring the school’s withered vegetable patch back to life and raise awareness of how things grow. The project, which is being overseen by higher level teaching assistant Angela Worley, is a community initiative supported
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
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
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Members of Beeston Community Forum have agreed to be neutral over rival plans to site supermarkets on the same Beeston street. The forum discussed the two proposals at last night’s meeting. Members heard that the application for a Tesco store, which was due to be considered by the council’s plans east