What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The Hunslet Club is appealing to people in South Leeds who have been inspired by the success of the Olympics to join it’s winning team of volunteers to help grow and develop the champions of the future. Jason Slack at the club explains: “The Olympics has been a been a
South Leeds Community Radio Station is setting up its very own drama production group, to produce short pieces of drama for air on the station. The station is currently looking for writers, actors, technical and admin volunteers from the local community. Previous experience is not essential, just enthusiasm and commitment. The
With the football season drawn to a close, the Hunslet Club can now celebrate one of its most successful seasons ever. The pre-school toddler sessions are busy every week and are set to produce the clubs’ stars of tommorow, well done to our dedicated coaches of our most junior members. The Under
Summer is fast approaching as our season of bands in Cross Flatts Park start on the 17th June for a six-week run, reports Beeston councillor Angela Gabriel. We have some really good bands again this year. As you all will know this event is run entirely by volunteer from the community – and there
This summer will see an Olympic Summer Fayre being held on the Westwood Estate. The Fayre is being held on Saturday 21st July at Westwood Primary School from 12pm – 4.30pm. The event is being run by the Westwood Community Association. Secretary Lyn Morgan said: “We are looking for people
Very few of us have not lost a family member or a friend to cancer and so many of us have reasons to be grateful to Macmillan Nurses for their care and support, writes Andrew Gill of Middleton Railway Trust. In special memory of Kay, the daughter of one of our
Organisers of a popular annual community event are looking for volunteers to help out this year at Holbeck Gala which is taking place on Saturday 21st July, 12-5pm on Holbeck Moor. Once again there will be music, dance, activities for young people, a range of stalls, food and entertainment. If you
Volunteers from BTCV’s Skelton Grange Environment Centre are set to attempt to drive out the highly invasive Himalayan Balsam from its grounds, in an attempt to eradicate the ‘alien’ species from the site. As well as ‘bashing the balsam’, the project also involves improvements to ponds, woodland and hedgerows at the