West Leeds Dispatch

West Leeds Dispatch

We are a community news platform focused on West Leeds, dedicated to empowering locals by providing a space for their voices. We hold our elected officials responsible and keep track of the latest happenings in the neighborhood.

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  • 3 weeks ago | westleedsdispatch.com | Anne Akers

    The popular multi-terrain ABC Canter organised by the Horsforth Harriers has just 11 places left. The 10k (ish) evening race, on Thursday, May 29 starts at 7:30pm at Woodhouse Grove School and winds through scenic trails and backroads of Apperley Bridge and Horsforth. Horsforth Harriers, who were founded in 1985 has grown from ten members to over 250. Many of them will be marshalling on the course. The club welcomes both experienced and new runners, with a special group for absolute beginners.

  • 4 weeks ago | westleedsdispatch.com

    Calling all gardeners, growers, and nature lovers! We are excited to announce the community launch of Unearthed, an exhibition celebrating gardening and growing developed by The British Library and showcasing […]

  • 1 month ago | westleedsdispatch.com | Anne Akers

    The annual walk around Calverley’s village boundary celebrates its 25th year. The eight-mile walk was launched by Calverley Rotary and local councillors to mark the millennium and raise cash for charity. Since then, more than £35,000 has been raised for local and regional charities, with hundreds of walkers taking part. This year’s walk is on Saturday May 17, with registration at 10.30am at the Calverley Arms. Sponsorship forms are available from Calverley Library.

  • 1 month ago | westleedsdispatch.com

    Join us on Friday 9 May at 11am for a singing storytelling session in Children’s Book Week. Inspired by our ‘Story Time’ exhibition and lead by the wonderful community musician […]

  • 1 month ago | westleedsdispatch.com | John Baron

    By John BaronA petition has been launched voicing ‘deep frustration and concern over the prolonged and unacceptable’ closure of a busy Kirkstall road. Morris Lane first closed on 9 October last year following a burst pipe which caused flooding between Abbey Walk and Hesketh Mount. Repairs were originally scheduled to be complete before Christmas, with further dates of March and then may provided by Yorkshire Water.

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