An innovative way to highlight potholes in your community #Leeds #humour pic.twitter.com/ulOKhILIhn
— Incredible kirkstall (@IEKirkstall) May 26, 2015
Came across this great post on Twitter by Incredible Kirkstall and thought it was a really innovative way to mark potholes in your road and make your community look that little bit nicer at the same time!
Get your running shoes on, Bramley Park is set to stage its inaugural ‘Parkrun’!
First Pudsey Scout Group has put in a bid to win £5,000 to renovate the scout hut on the corner of Greenside and Fartown.
The hut, which dates back to before the second world war, desperately needs improvements to make it better and safer.
Crime and community cleanliness were big community issues at last night’s meeting of the Bramley and Stanningley Forum.
A police and council led operation to clamp down on drug dealing and anti-social behaviour in four west Leeds high-rise blocks has led to two flats being closed.
If you’re of a certain age, you probably spent hours playing on Pudsey Park’s much-loved Steamroller, throwing yourself down the coal chute and clambering over its huge wheels.
A double roundabout aimed at improving traffic flow at a congested west Leeds junction has been branded ‘confusing’ and ‘illogical’ by baffled motorists.
World record smashed!! Amazing effort, Fantastic Farsley strikes again!! #whoop pic.twitter.com/3CjXaKtSi3
— farsley festival (@farsleyfestival) May 25, 2015
Thousands of people flooded onto the streets of Farsley today for the annual Farsley Festival – and helped to set a world record at the same time!
Farsley Festival is the place to be tomorrow (bank Holiday Monday) if you’re after a fun family day out.
More than 340 Pudsey residents have signed a petition urging Leeds City Council to install traffic lights at the junction of Cemetery Road and Richardshaw Lane.
The petition was started by resident Charlene Wanless, who is concerned about the safety of local youngsters crossing the road following a number of near misses.
Bramley residents can have their say on local issues at a regular community meeting next week.
It’s meant months of delays and frustration for west Leeds motorists, but a major road improvement scheme at Thornbury Barracks roundabout is now complete.