What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Forthcoming events at Potterdale Resource Centre in Dewsbury Road have been announced: 26th September 2012 – Mega Jumble Sale – 11am –2pm 1st October 2012 – International Older Persons Day Coffee Morning – 10am – 12pm 5th November 2012 – Pie and Peas – 12pm – 2pm For more information, contact 0113 2708673.
A community fundraising event is being held at St Matthew’s Community Centre in Holbeck later this month. A World’s Biggest Coffee Morning event in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support will feature live entertainment, raffles and prizes and refreshments. It’s been organised by PCSO Claire Leech of the Holbeck Neighbourhood Policing
A South Leeds education centre and nature reserve is flinging open its doors to visitors for its open day on Saturday, 8th September, writes Toby Roberts. Usually visited by schools, playschemes and community groups, the Skelton Grange Environment Centre open day offers all children and their families from across Leeds
I have just had PCSO Claire Leech round and was in need of so help in organising a coffee morning at St Matthew’s Community Centre in Holbeck on Friday 28th September, writes Ian Pickup. Her idea is to link in with the nationwide Macmillan Cancer Support ‘Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning’ event.
Hope you all had a good rest over the summer (what summer! did I hear you say?), Beeston Parish Centre had a couple of great events in June, The Torch Relay Breakfast and the Strawberry Fair, writes Steve Thompson. The Computer Club meets every alternate Fridays in the Annex next
Stuck for something to do this summer? Here’s the latest events in Middleton Park for August, courtesy the Friends of Middleton Park group. Every Sunday up to 30th September, the Friends will be in the park, from 2 – 4pm. All events will be close to the car park/Lakeside Centre
Don’t forget, today is the Hunslet Club Gala, the summer starts here! entertainment, music, BBQ & loads of inflatables, come on down South Leeds, the perfect opportunity to see what happens at the club if you have not been before, bring the family, all welcome.
Susan Williamson writes: Who’s George? find out at The Ragged End at Temple.Works.Leeds, July 14, 7pm-12pm: one last night of art, music and dance at Jamie Reid’s Ragged Kingdom, with Jamie Reid himself and the celebrated Navajo Nation Spirit Dancer Dennis Lee Rogers. This final night – Who’s George? –
Belle Isle will host its popular summer gala on Saturday, June 16, at Windmill Primary School. There will be stalls, childrens’ activities, circus skills, inflatables, youth bus, dance and sports activities. The event, which includes a diamond jubilee bake off, runs 11am-3pm. More details below: [scribd id=97090693 key=key-7q695o5jmegjm8sqeqe mode=list]
Come and join the fun at a free family sports day in Middleton on Saturday. It will take place by the pond in Middleton Park, with a number of stalls in the area under the trees. Local clubs will be there to introduce themselves to the community. There will also