Thursday 11th January 2024

Happy reading!

Wrap up snug this Thursday - we're in for a cozy blanket of clouds with whispers of a gentle breeze. Expect the thermometer to play it cool between a nippy 7°C peak and a 4°C cuddle by moonlight. No need for the umbrellas, as the rain's taking a day off!

Our hourly sneak-peek promises a steady cuddle of 5°C to 7°C, while the breezes play a lazy game of tag. So, let's enjoy the fluff without the puff and keep those jackets close, just in case! Stay toasty! 🔥✨

Thursday, January 11th

The "Arts & Carafes" event at The Leeds Deli is a creative and social gathering where participants can enjoy wine while engaging in various craft activities. Held on select Thursdays from 6 pm to 8 pm creative experts provide skills and guidance for crafts such as making Jesmonite candle holders, polymer clay earrings, mini neon sign lights, drip glaze jugs, and knitted Easter wreaths. The event is designed for beginners and is a communal, 18+ event.

Friday, January 12th

The Shared Tables event is a communal dining experience where attendees can enjoy lunch together in the local area. This event is scheduled to take place from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm at The Ego at The Wellington.

Saturday, January 13th

The Saturday Working Party event on January 13th, 2024, is a community event at Friends of Roundhay Park where volunteers undertake maintenance and planting in various areas such as parklands, gardens, woodlands, streams, and footpaths. The meet-up is at the Carriage House behind the Roundhay Fox from 10:00 am to approximately 1:00 pm, including a tea break.

Sunday, January 14th

The Alwoodley Community Orchard Wassail event is scheduled for 3:00pm to 4:30pm at Alwoodley Village Green.

Organised by Alwoodley 2030: Climate Action, this event invites the community to make noise to celebrate the orchard, wish the trees good health, enjoy mulled apple juice, and be merry together.

Burglary Surge in Roundhay Leaves Café Owners Desperate for Safety

Tasty Kitchen, a café in Roundhay, Leeds, became the latest victim in a series of burglaries that have left local business owners feeling vulnerable and desperate for security.

The break-in, which occurred in the early morning hours, involved a masked intruder who stole a Kindle tablet and a Deliveroo terminal after smashing through the front entrance.

This incident is part of a troubling pattern of crime in the area, prompting urgent calls for effective measures to protect the community's businesses.

Moortown Construction Boss Claims Ignorance Over Stolen Machinery

A construction company boss from Moortown, Leeds, faced court after being found with stolen construction vehicles, including a JCB and a Volvo excavator.

Despite facing charges for handling stolen goods, he maintained his lack of knowledge regarding the thefts.

The court handed down an 18-month suspended sentence with additional community service and fines, highlighting the gravity of the offenses while sparing him jail time.

Baby Development Classes

The "Caterpillar Club" at Leafield House Nursery is a baby development class for infants aged 0-6 months, offering activities that stimulate the babies' senses in a soothing environment.

With music, sensory props, and lights, the class promotes gross motor skills and body awareness.

A different theme is explored each week, and the session concludes with baby massage, aiming to relax the babies for a nap. Classes are scheduled for Wednesday mornings from 10:00 am to 10:45 am.

Sports Galore at Grammar School

The Football 1st XI faces Hulme Grammar School, while the Girls' Hockey 1st XI is set to play against Greenhead College.

Additionally, the Netball 1st VII participates in the Manchester Metropolitan University Invitational Tournament, and the Rugby Union 1st XV competes against Uppingham School.

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Leeds United cruise past Peterborough to reach FA Cup fifth round

Patrick Bamford, with a contender for goal of the season and another strike, led Leeds United to a dominant 3-0 FA Cup victory over League One Peterborough, while Ethan Ampadu added a header for good measure. Despite defeat, Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson felt his team didn't deserve such a margin, but Leeds boss Daniel Farke was all smiles, praising Bamford and his side's controlled performance.

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