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Moortown Local Scoop- Tuesday 23rd January 2024
Tuesday 23rd January 2024
Happy reading!
Buckle up because Storm Jocelyn is on her way, and she's packing a gusty punch starting midday on Tuesday, until the afternoon of Wednesday, 24th January.
Expect a bit of chaos with travel—those buses and trains might take a bit longer, and watch out for the waves if you're strolling by the coast.
And let's not chat about the potential flying debris—keep those tiles tight! After the hustle with Storm Isha, it looks like Jocelyn's not giving us a break.
Stay safe and wind-proof, folks! 🌪️🍃
Tuesday, 23rd January
Moor Allerton Elderly Care (MAECare) are hosting their Dance On event, at 1:30 - 2:30pm. These sessions are at the Moortown Methodist Chruch. This is a fun, accessible dance session designed for older people.
At 2pm, MAECare are hosting a swimming event at David Lloyd Centre for older people who are confident swimmers as this is without a tutor.
Wednesday, 24th January
If you or a loved one is living with dementia, MAECare are hosting a Swimming Memories event. This is a friendly group for those living with dementia who love sport. This is 11am - 12:30pm, at Cranmer Bank.
Don’t forget MAECare’s Wednesday Welcome. People can call in for a coffee, to play games, get digital help or just have a chat. The time slot is anytime between 1:30pm-3:30pm at Cranmber Bank.
The Leeds Jewish Community is proudly hosting a fundraising event for the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA). This is at 7:30pm-10pm.
Thursday, 25th January
Again, MAECare has their usual Thursday activities, from Active Minds, Chair Based Dance, Knit and Natter and Walking Football. Click the link below for more information on the times and locations.
Roundhay Forest School
Children are free to explore at their leisure and follow their curiosity, all under the watchful guidance of a Level 3 qualified Forest School instructor.
The activities at the Forest School are designed to match the seasonal changes and invariably involve tools and mud – essential elements for an authentic Forest School experience. It's an ideal setting for children to learn, play, and grow in nature.
Each Forest School session concludes with a warming cup of hot chocolate and a story, making it a perfect end to a day of adventure and learning.
For parents interested in giving their children this enriching experience, or for more details about the Forest School, contact Melody at [email protected].
Friday, 26th January
Hungry? MAECare is hosting Big Breakfast! Head down to Cranmer Bank at 10:15am for a friendly group with hot breakfast provided
Clairvoyant Night with Medium Eddy Quinn
Step into a world of mystery at the Moortown Social Club as they host an extraordinary Clairvoyant Night with the renowned Medium Eddy Quinn. It's an evening that promises to be as enlightening as it is entertaining. Doors open at 7:00 PM
Tickets:
- Earlybird: £5 - Available now behind the bar.
- On the Door: £7 (subject to availability).
Saturday, 27th January
Shared Tables in on today from MAECare- join the group meeting for lunch at The Olive Branch- 12:30pm!
Sunday, 28th January
This Sunday evening at Moortown Social Club is set to dazzle with the melodic talents of Caitlin L, a gifted young vocalist who's quickly making a name for herself. Her captivating voice promises to provide a perfect backdrop to a night of entertainment and games.
Event Schedule:
- Early Flyer Bingo: Kick off the evening with the early flyer at 8:30 PM
- Star Entertainment: At 8:45 PM, Caitlin L will deliver a performance that's sure to resonate with all music lovers.
- Main Bingo Event: 9:35 PM is when the main bingo begins. Grab your book of 4 and an additional flyer for a chance to win.
- Raffle Draw: Stay tuned for the raffle draw at 10:30 PM, where cash prizes are guaranteed every week.
Drive Safe in Alwoodley: Mobile Speed Cameras Activated on Harrogate Road
Keep an eye out for the mobile speed cameras set up along the A61 Harrogate Road. West Yorkshire Police are heightening their efforts to make our streets safer by reducing road casualties.
These cameras are part of a strategic placement in areas known for speedy drivers and incidents. They're high-tech, weather-resistant, and laser-operated to keep track of vehicle speeds. Stay alert, stay safe, and remember, speed limits are there for a reason—let's keep our community secure and accident-free!
Roundhay Road Report: Pothole Repairs on the Rise
Leeds City Council has seen a sharp increase in pothole reports, with a 60% rise in the past five years, impacting areas including Roundhay.
The number of potholes reported in the Roundhay area was 2,459 for the year 2023.
With nearly 5,000 more potholes recorded in 2023 compared to pre-pandemic figures, the council's repair costs soared to over £970,000 last year. Despite this, Leeds City Council continues to invest in road maintenance and encourages residents to report any pothole issues, ensuring that Roundhay and other wards remain safe and navigable.
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A Weekend of Football: North Leeds and Alwoodley in Action
Get ready for a thrilling Saturday of football on January 27th, 2024! North Leeds Football Club is set to take on Old Centralians at West Park, a match that promises to be a spectacle of skill and team spirit.
Simultaneously, Alwoodley FC will face Wortley FC in an away match at Wortley, bringing their A-game to the opponent's turf.
With both matches kicking off at the same time, football fervor will be at an all-time high. Whether you're cheering from the stands or following updates, it's a day not to be missed for local football fans!
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