What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Local people from across south Leeds are next month (Sunday 23 September 2018) undertaking a charity cycle ride from Hunslet to Castleford – and everyone’s welcome! The ride will set off from Hunslet Library in the morning, follow the canal and River Aire towpaths along to the Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve
Five ways to Wellbeing at BITMOs Gate Ken says People that know me know that I have Mental Health issues. I hope to gain some new knowledge from this workshop.
If you would kindly advertise the poster in your work place it would be much appreciated. Find out more about Belle Isle TMO being a Living Wage Employer and our Community Resource Centre at www.belleisletmo.co.uk From: Neal Zellany (LEEDS AND YORK PARTNERSHIP NHS FOUNDATION TRUST) zellany.neal@nhs.net Again, many thanks for
YOUR COMMUNITY – PLEASE GET INVOLVED Discussions have recently taken place in the Cottingley area to look at how health and wellbeing services are delivered to your community. These discussions have led to the development of a ‘Cottingley Health and Wellbeing Group’ which had their initial meeting in February, looking
Are you interested in becoming more active? Then why not join the new Middleton Walk and Talk group? Come along for a relaxed, friendly walk every Wednesday and get some light exercise, fresh air and a chance to meet and mix with others. Meet outside Middleton Park Avenue Post Office
The Hamara Healthy Living Centre in Beeston will be hosting a Community Health Fair next Wednesday (6 November 2013). The event will offer free heath checks and advice on: healthy living, nutrition, men’s health, food growing, and being more active. In the afternoon there will talks on: Men and
Eight community projects have been successful in their application for funding through the Belle Isle Connecting Communities ‘Bright Ideas’ Initiative. The £10,000 pot supports local projects in Belle Isle that benefit the wider community. Here Linda Baker, from Belle Isle Women’s Wellbeing Group, writes about what the grant means to