From Army Life to Age UK: Derek’s Volunteering Journey
Derek, a former soldier, found a new purpose in volunteering with Age UK after joining a study on personalized care. He met Max, his
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Family Fun at Zest’s school holiday Zumba classes
by Izzah Khoja During half term holidays my brother, mom, and cousins joined me for a trip to try out an early morning Zumba
Social Justice Takes To The Stage at Leeds Playhouse with New Lecture Series
By Natalie Tharraleos, edited by Janine Griffiths Leeds Trinity University have launched a thought-provoking series of monthly lectures focused on social justice, running until
World Poetry Day celebrated by East Leeds talent
World Poetry Day is celebrated on 21 March, and was declared by UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) in 1999, “with the aim of supporting linguistic diversity through poetic
Mon Cafe Tackles Mental Health Stigma in Leeds
In a community where mental health remains a taboo topic, the Mon Cafe based in Harehills, serves as a beacon of hope for South
East End Park New Bike Track Launch
East End Park Bike track launch will take place on Saturday 16th March at 1pm. Join Walk It Ride it at East End Park
A Woman Without a Home
Q & A with Darla Wilson and Natalie Tharraleos Q. When you became homeless where did you go, and where did you find to
Leeds-based charity supporting parents of exploited children wins top UK health award
Published by Natalie Tharraleos Ivison Trust, a national charity based in Leeds, has won a major UK award for its work supporting parents and
Communities Cross Paths To Inspire Joy And Justice
Leeds Sanctuary recently brought together a diverse group of justice-seekers from across the city with the aim of building a thriving community where everyone
LED-ing the Way: Leeds £22.5m LED lighting scheme completed
Leeds City Council today announces the completion of its LED lighting scheme, an extensive project aimed at improving energy efficiency in street lighting throughout