What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The acclaimed Real Junk Food Project (TRJFP, www.trjfp.com) are winding down their ‘Kindness Warehouse’ in Stourton this weekend (30-31 October 2021) – but will continue their work across the region, and aim to reopen further local venues soon. TRJFP first started in Leeds in 2013, led by Hunslet lad Adam
The Real Junk Food Project (TRJFP) has signed a 12-month lease on a 11,915 sq ft industrial unit at the former Copperworks in Stourton – owned and managed by Brighouse-based commercial and industrial lettings specialist and landlord, Towngate PLC. Borne to tackle rising levels of food waste, the social enterprise
The Real Junk Food Project have continued in their mission to save food that is still fresh, but might be thrown away and making it available to people on low incomes. Having run a “shop” at the LS-TEN Skatepark in Hunslet, from today (Friday 10 April 2020), they have set
Olympic Torch bearer, Secret Millionaire personality and Hamara community award winner Yvonne Crowther is busy running her cafe on Cardinal Road in Beeston. The cafe has been open over a year now and is a hub for locals to enjoy food and a chat. It was funded by the secret