What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
A focus on anti-social behaviour around retail parks in the Hunslet area has reaped rewards with retailers saying they have seen real improvements in the area. Team Leodis has been deployed into the Hunslet area since September 2025. They are a specialist team of police officers with expert knowledge on
Hunslet RLFC welcome back two key players for their visit to Salford this Sunday (15 February 2026), as new signing Dan Abram and one of last season most impressive signings Mason Corbett come back into the fold. With Hunslet still in the market for players and a possible signing to
Students from Leeds Beckett University are working with Yorkshire Contemporary and local Beeston residents to turn Rowland Road Working Men’s Club’s previously derelict backyard into a thriving community adventure playground. The site has been reimagined as the Rowland Road Play Patch – a free, inclusive outdoor space designed for creativity,
Here’s a roundup of some the main events taking place over the coming week in South Leeds. We start this week in Belle Isle where Trinity Network host their Community Reflections Café on Saturday 10am-12pm at the United reformed Church, Nesfield Avenue, Belle Isle, LS10 3LG On Sunday the Friends
This coming week is half term so we’ve compiled a round up of activities to help you keep tyour kids occupied and engaged: Camps at The Hunslet Club The Hunslet Club host their regular Activity Camp from Monday to Friday. Thewill also be a Rugby Camp, Dance Camp, Football Camp
The Friends of Middleton Park are hosting a free guided winter walk in Middleton Park on Sunday (15 February 2026). This is the first of their 2026 Monthly Guided Walks which will take place every month in the park up to November. The Friends are doing a Winter Guided walk
A Bradford man behind a county lines drug dealing phoneline which supplied crack cocaine and heroin to users in Leeds has been jailed for ten years following an investigation by specialist detectives. Evidence linking 29-year-old Anas Hussain to the drugs line came to light following the death of a vulnerable
Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras are to be installed on a Beeston street to enforce School Street restrictions at Hugh Gaitskell Primary School. The cameras are part of a trial at two schools, the other is Chapel Allerton Primary, and are funded by West Yorkshire Combined Authority. A council
Leeds Storytelling Festival will return from Saturday 14 February to Sunday 8 March, bringing a citywide celebration of stories especially for children and families. Delivered by Leeds Libraries in partnership with Wrongsemble and LIVEwire Poetry, the festival aims to inspire creativity, support reading for pleasure, and bring communities together through
Leeds City Council has issued an update on bin collections in the city as well as announcing details of a new food collection trial starting shortly in North Leeds. The council is aware of information circulating suggesting the introduction of a fourth bin for households as part of national simpler