Defending the communities we love
As voices from both the far-left and far-right grow louder and more aggressive, our communities are being pulled apart. Simple slogans like “Stop the
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Richmond Hill: Women’s wellbeing group welcomes new members
New members are always welcome at a friendly group supporting women’s wellbeing in East Leeds Women’s Wellbeing group is run by Richmond Hill Elderly
Historic Temple Newsam House nets museum cash
Research into sustaining the visitor experience at 500-year-old Temple Newsam House will form part of a package of support for the city’s museums. Leeds
Seacroft: Sheltered housing block set for revamped lifts
Council chiefs have agreed a £500,000 package to improve access and lifts at three residential blocks across Leeds – including in Seacroft. The local
Council collects keys for new Cross Gates homes
Building and buying is proving a winning combination when it comes to delivering high-quality affordable homes for council tenants in Leeds. Leeds City Council
Fee Fury at Little Owls as New Owners Propose 24% Hike
Parents and carers at Shepherd’s Lane Little Owls nursery in Harehills were shocked this week after receiving a letter from Sunshine Community Nurseries Ltd,
East Leeds care home residents relive seaside memories
Residents from HC-One’s Colton Lodges Care Home in Colton were treated to a trip to sunny Scarborough. The residents loved their excursion, which began
Gipton: The Old Fire Station honoured with 204th Leeds Civic Trust Blue Plaque.
Leeds Civic Trust is delighted to announce that The Old Fire Station in Gipton has been awarded the city’s 204th Blue Plaque, recognising its
Leeds Hosts Landmark Senegalese Visit
Leeds played host to a landmark visit from the Senegalese Ambassador to the United Kingdom, General Cheikh Wade, who met with the city’s Senegalese
Harehills Unites For a Greener Future
In the heart of Harehills, a powerful sense of community is blossoming, and it’s all coming together for a very special day. Mark your