What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Only on a few occasions does someone breeze into a meeting on a winter’s morning and bring a fresh look to the issues we’ve been discussing for years. This is exactly what happened at the Holbeck Neighbourhood Forum on Saturday (24 January 2015). Lauren, a new resident to the area,
The Friday Night Project which runs every Friday at Middleton Leisure Centre is holding an Open Night this Friday (14 November 2014) for young people in South Leeds. There are two sessions each week, the first from 6-7:30pm is for children aged 8-13 years old. The second session from 7:30-9pm
The Inner South Youth Panel have put out a call to young people in our community inviting them to join and influence how money is spent in the area. DO YOU… access services locally or in the city centre? attend activities locally in the city centre? use the city centre
Saturday (5th April 2014) saw the fourth annual charity football match on the fields of the Old Cockburn Sport Hall, in Beeston. Every year the young people who attend the Old Cockburn Sports Hall Youth Club, play against a staff team of Youth Workers to raising money for Children in
Residents in Beeston are being urged to join in a community clean up on Thursday afternoon (20 February 2014). Under the slogan ‘Love Beeston Clean Beeston’, the plan is also to speak to local residents about keeping the streets clean and tidy and not dropping litter. There is a
Rubbish, young people, the census and South Leeds Life were all on the agenda when the Council’s Inner South Area Committee met last night. The committee, made up of our nine ward Councillors, met at St Matthew’s Community Centre in Holbeck. Prostitution was the first topic of debate. It
The Youth Service and most of Beeston multi agencies were out in force to come together and celebrate everything that South Leeds has to offer at Beeston Festival on 8th June. The sun shone as young people flocked to the youth service mobile bus for free Henna tattoos and
On the packed agenda for the meeting of the Executive Board this Wednesday is a report to approve the start of a process which could lead to the transfer of the South Leeds Youth Hub to a not for profit organisation. The Hub was developed on a small part of
From Friday 9th November the Middleton Breeze Friday Night Project will be running at Middleton Community Centre, Middleton Park Road. You can follow the Friday Night Project on Facebook.