It’s feared Tesco’s plans to shelve proposals for a new supermarket in the centre of Kirkstall could lead to the site being left derelict for the foreseeable future.
Come along to Kirkstall Forum today (Thursday) to discuss some of the key planning and development issues in central Kirkstall.
A new centre in Bramley is being proposed with a host of potential activities, services and free use for groups who help to improve and maintain people’s health.
A drop in session about future improvements to greenspace on an Armley estate is to be held at the weekend.
Reader Martin Patterson has sent us this poem about growing up in Armley in the 1950s, the Lyric Cinema, Armley Feast, Armley Baths and Silver Cross prams …
Plans to expand a busy Kirkstall retail park look set to be approved in principle by the council – despite local concern that it would increase traffic problems in the area.
Pupils from Fulneck School spent a day in the Houses of Parliament learning about its proceedings and the way it affects people’s day to day lives.
I am originally from Bramley and was diagnosed with Parkinsons six years ago, just after my 40th birthday, writes father of two Mark Wilson.
‘Mill Movement’ is an an exhibition brought to you by the Creative Pages team who took part in Assembly House‘s recent workshops at Leeds Industrial Museum, writes Mike Winnard.
Kirkstall Festival is a community fun day that takes place every year on the second Saturday in July in the beautiful grounds of Kirkstall Abbey, providing a full day of free entertainment that appeals to the whole family and community.The annual Kirkstall Festival is organised entirely by local volunteers with the kind support of local councillors, Leeds City Council, grant providers and sponsors. It currently attracts over 20,000 people throughout the day, making it one of the largest community festivals in the country. Volunteer Hannah Corah previews this Saturday’s event for West Leeds Life:
West Leeds Life editor John Baron remembers Armley community stalwart Kevin O’Reilly – and wishes every community had someone like him.
