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DEAR READERS, New Year, New Look! Welcome to our new look magazine. There’s nothing like an approaching new year to get you thinking about change. We love what Kyle has done with the layout and we hope you do too.

As usual in January we flag up some of Leeds’ higher and further education opportunities. A new exhibition at Abbey House Museum looks at the progress that women have made in achieving equality and recognition. White Cloth Hall on Kirkgate is about to emerge from dereliction; The

Chevin Cross celebrates its fiftieth anniversary; and Manjit turns a situation into a triumph.

In addition, RSPB is holding its Big Garden Bird Watch again; St Chad’s Cricket Club is holding a New Year charity match; and West Yorkshire Playhouse recently announced its Spring/ Summer programme.

We’d like to wish everyone a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year. Don’t forget to send us your news and notices for 2018. The deadline for February 2018 is 3rd January (12th Jan for advertising).

Kind regards, Carole, Jack and the team.

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08 16 22 24 28 32 40 48 08 Plans for First White Cloth Hall Revealed - The oldest street in Leeds

28 Catch Some of Opera’s Most Famous Music - Opera North brings

will have new stories to tell.

its Fatal Passions season to Leeds Grand Theatre.

16 Expand Your Horizons Choice is something that isn’t lacking when it comes to learning in Leeds.

22 A Woman’s Place A new exhibition at Abbey House Museum.

24 A Packed Upcoming Season at The Playhouse New work, thrilling drama and uplifting stories of Leeds and the world.

32 Fiftieth Anniversary of the Chevin Cross - The cross has become a famous Easter symbol of hope.

40 Is Nature at Home in Your Garden?

The 2018 RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch

48 Making a Difference with Dementia - DEEP aims to empower people with dementia and increase awareness.

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Life&Style

Turning a Situation into a Triumph

North Leeds EDITORIAL

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SALES TEAM Manjit’s Kitchen’s yellow horsebox has been a familiar sight at festivals and other events for a number of years, serving up delicious Indian vegetarian fast food. For the past year she has also had a spot in Leeds Kirkgate market where she has been rapidly gaining fans.

In November, as she was about to close up one evening, a homeless woman asked her for a cup of boiling water. Manjit handed her the cup and she promptly threw it in Manjit’s face, shouting at her to go back to where she came from (“That wouldn’t take long”, quipped Manjit. “I’m from Chapeltown!”).

Perhaps surprisingly, having suffered minor burns, Manjit reaction was to organise a raffle and raise money for the homeless charity Simon on the Streets. She put the word out amongst all the independent businesses in the Market and word spread like wildfire.

Before she knew it, she had dozens and dozens of donations. And they came from all over Leeds – from theatres, bars, street food operators and all kinds of restaurants.

There were tickets for gigs, music lessons and yoga classes; cakes, cheese and chocolates; wine, gin, beer and brewery tours; and even tickets to a T20 cricket match at Headingley Stadium. What’s more, all the tickets and posters were printed free of charge by a Leeds printer.

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David Smith Doesn’t that give you a nice, warm feeling. If all the tickets sell Manjit and independent businesses in Leeds will have raised over £7,000 for Simon on the Streets. But Kirkgate Market has always been the sort of place where you know you can go and be sure to be able to chat to someone and be made to feel welcome – happily most conversations don’t start with a cup of boiling water in the face.

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Life&Style Plans for First White Cloth Hall Revealed Working closely with Leeds City Council, Historic England and Leeds Civic Trust, Leeds-based property company Rushbond recently submitted detailed plans for the historic First White Cloth Hall on Kirkgate.

The scheme is designed by Manchesterbased Buttress, a design studio with over twenty-five years experience of working on heritage buildings.

“The revival of the First White Cloth Hall (where commerce in Leeds first began) will be pivotal to the on-going revival of Kirkgate — the city’s oldest street”, said Rushbond Director Mark Finch. “Our approach is to understand and learn from its fascinating history, then set a clear direction for this unique building to have a new and exciting future.”

A Grade II* listed building, the First White Cloth Hall is one of the most significant historical buildings in Leeds.

Its transformation will include a rebuild of the West Wing and northern elevation, as well as the re-creation of the single, undivided assembly room space. A lightweight structure will enclose the central courtyard to reveal the building’s historic form, and a contemporarilydesigned cube on the southern elevation will provide a new link to the Corn Exchange.

“There are lots of great things happening on Kirkgate”, added Mark Finch. “The oldest street in Leeds now has new stories to tell. This is a unique opportunity for a new occupier to help

write the next chapter in the First White Cloth Hall’s story. Although the revived building will lend itself to a variety of uses, the prospect of the Hall being part of the burgeoning fashion scene in Leeds is a particularly enticing one.

Arguably, it is where fashion in Leeds began.”

The First White Cloth Hall was built in 1711, in response to the news that a covered cloth market was being planned by the merchants of Wakefield, in a bid to tempt trade away from Leeds. The Hall was hugely successful, and was soon replaced by a larger facility — the Second White Cloth Hall on Meadow Lane.

“It is a privilege to work on such an historic building”, said Grant Prescott of Buttress. “In re-establishing its historic form, recreating its missing wing, restoring key features, and adding sensitive and respectful new interventions, the building will provide a major presence in a vibrant part of the city. The contemporary addition to the south also provides a strong connection to the Corn Exchange, complementing the restoration of the northern elevation onto Kirkgate itself.”

Subject to approval, the aim is for work to start early in 2018.

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Life&Style They Lived In Leeds

By Eveleigh Bradford

Henry Marvell Carr, RA, RP, RBA (1894-1970) War Artist and Portrait Painter Leeds artist Henry Carr lived through two world wars, in WW1 as a young soldier facing the horrors of the Western Front in France, in WW2 as an official war artist commissioned to record life on the home front and on the battlefields. His war paintings were widely exhibited and in the 1950s and 60s helped to establish him as the artist of choice for portraits of the great and the good, though he never lost his sympathetic eye for everyday people and their lives.

Born in Hunslet in 1894, he came from everyday roots. His father ‘Matt’ Carr was a clerk, a leading light in the Hunslet rugby and cricket teams – he used to take young Henry to matches, then on to a Music Hall and billiards. The family moved to Roundhay when Henry was six but kept their close Hunslet connections. He went to Leeds Modern School, then at eighteen to Leeds School of Art, bent on being an artist. He was doing well when war was declared in 1914 and life was totally overturned.

He volunteered within weeks and was assigned to the Royal Field Artillery in France, promoted after a time to sergeant. His lowest point, never forgotten, was at Passchendaele in 1917, struggling to lead his gun team through thick black mud and blinding, incessant rain.

Sent home on leave, he missed the bomb that soon after killed the rest of his team. He survived, recording everything in sketches sent back home to his fiancée Olive Rundle.

He and Olive married in Hunslet in 1920.

He returned to Leeds School of Art, and in 1921 won a place at the Royal College of Art in London under Sir William Rothenstein, with fellow Leeds students Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth: a brilliant group. He had his first picture accepted at the Royal Academy in 1921 and graduated in 1922, when he and Olive moved to London with their baby daughter. He pursued his artistic

career, painting landscapes, figures and portraits, supplementing his income with teaching. For some fifteen years he taught at the noted Beckenham School of Art, ending as its principal.

He survived, recording everything in sketches sent back home to his fiancée He featured in a prestigious Royal College of Art show alongside Moore and Hepworth in 1924, when he and Hepworth were both finalists for the highly competitive Rome Art scholarships.

His work was regularly shown at the Royal Academy, and during the 30s was included in many exhibitions of Yorkshire artists in Leeds, often picked out for their freshness, bold colour and lively treatment. His paintings covered subjects from portraits (mainly women) to landscapes and figure studies, like ‘Bathing the Baby’, a highlight of the 1930 RA exhibition.

Then war again. In 1939 he heard that Kenneth Clark, Director of the National Gallery, was promoting a scheme to recruit artists through the War Artists Advisory Committee – many hundreds of the finest British artists ultimately took part. He sent a picture to Clark, who was impressed. Initially he was commissioned to paint home scenes but in 1943 he was sent as official war artist to North Africa and then Italy.

His many paintings from the front included portraits of the commanders (Eisenhower, Alexander, Tedder etc) but also some fine portraits of people doing essential jobs – a telegraphist, an ambulance driver, a ‘Desert Rat’, all named, treated as individuals. He was passionately concerned that the everyday toil of servicemen and women should be recorded.

Post-war, with his reputation enhanced by his war portraits, he won many eminent commissions: Princess Margaret in her St John’s Ambulance uniform; the Bishop of Birmingham; the Lord Mayor of York; civic dignitaries

and captains of industry galore. Leeds University commissioned three official portraits. Did Henry Carr tire of these formal portraits, with sometimes demanding sitters or sponsors? Maybe, but he did not forget ordinary working people. He painted two pretty ‘Aero’ girls for Rowntrees, and at Saltaire he agreed to paint a series of pictures of workers at Salt’s Mill through the whole process of production. It took him two years and several visits of close observation.

He was an enthusiastic teacher, published a book on how to paint portraits in 1952, and gave two pioneering series of demonstrations on early TV. A convivial man, with a real interest in people (essential for the portraitist he said) he enjoyed all he did. He went on painting and exhibiting (lastly with his son Sebastian) until his death in 1970 at his home in Chelsea. His reputation has faded, but you can see some of his war paintings and formal portraits on the Art UK website and his engaging Saltaire work, recently restored, at the Mill itself.

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Harris Interiors pride themselves on their customer service, Kieran’s first instinct was to help in any way he could. Through social media and other platforms, he appealed to any customers affected by this to get in touch.

He offered to complete their project at the original cost, minus the deposit they lost, ensuring that no customer was left out of pocket.

“When I found out that this company had ceased trading, leaving their customers thousands of pounds out of pocket, and with no hope of having their kitchen or bathroom project completed, I just had to help”, said Kieran. “These people have worked hard to be able to afford their dream project. I knew that if it were me, I would've been devastated – so I had to help in any way that I could.”

When BBC Look North got wind of the Harris Interiors offer they contacted Kieran who appeared on the program and was able to appeal for any other customers affected by this situation to get in touch.

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Harris Interiors find that most of their business comes via recommendation. “Our reputation means everything to us”, said Kieran.

“Customer service is at the centre of every project, no matter how big or small. We put the customer first and offer a full circle service on every single project. This ensures that the responsibility lies with us for every detail of the project, giving the customer a smooth, high quality service with exceptional results, every time.”

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Life&Style Special Recognition for Leeds Trinity Lecturer I’m delighted to have got the recognition from the BJTC as it’s recognition from the industry, and to get that pat on the back from the broadcast Pictured:

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Richard Horsman

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A Leeds Trinity University Associate Lecturer in Journalism has won a Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC) Special Recognition Award for Services to Journalism and Journalism Training.

Richard Horsman, who has worked at Leeds Trinity University for 23 years, received the prestigious award in recognition of his work and commitment to training journalism students. Since becoming a lecturer in 1993, Richard has trained more than 400 journalism students at Leeds Trinity.

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“I’m delighted to have got the recognition from the BJTC as it’s recognition from the industry, and to get that pat on the back from the broadcast industry is amazing”, said Richard. “It’s a great privilege to work with young people when they put their trust in you to help get them into a career.”

Richard began his radio career with Pennine Radio, now The Pulse, in Bradford as a copywriter and progressed to Features Editor, Senior Producer and News Editor.

He worked in the industry alongside training postgraduate students at Leeds Trinity University, before joining the University full time in 2007. He progressed to Course Leader in Broadcast Journalism, and was awarded a Teaching Fellowship in 2012 for his innovative work involving undergraduate students in real broadcasting projects for East Leeds FM and Bradford Community Broadcasting.

Richard stepped down from his full time role at Leeds Trinity last year, but continues to work as an Associate Lecturer.

Expand Your Horizons

Education in Leeds is constantly changing and expanding. There are now three universities – University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds Trinity and, the latest arrival, – Leeds Arts University (formerly Leeds College of Art).

Then, of course there’s Leeds College of Music - a leading European conservatoire; and the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, which is attracting students from all over the world to study at Foundation, Undergraduate and Postgraduate level.

Choice is something that certainly isn’t lacking when it comes to learning in Leeds.

NSCD Looks to an Exciting Future Northern School of Contemporary

improve existing facilities to meet the

Dance is looking ahead to an

needs of both its students and the wider

exciting future after an incredible

communities of Leeds, with the option for

year of performances, including the

new building work firmly on the cards.

Celebration Gala for founding Principal Nadine Senior, and the news that it will

Expect big things this year from NSCD,

be joining the Arts Council’s National

as the school continues its work as a

Portfolio from 2018.

member of the Leeds Dance Partnership, to establish the city as an international centre of excellence for dance.

The School is the only dance conservatoire of its kind in the North of England, and continues to attract some of the most talented dance students from

As a National Portfolio Organisation, the

across the world.

School will receive regular funding from 2018-22. The funding will enable NSCD

Two of the school’s alumni were

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Theatre, offer a strategic professional

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Shelley Eva Haden for her role in the acclaimed ‘MK Ultra’ by Rosie Kay

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Move and be moved in 2018

A Welcoming Centre for Lifelong Learning Swarthmore Education Centre is a

In addition to qualifications in Maths,

wonderfully diverse centre where

English and ICT, designed to help

everyone interested in lifelong learning

people advance in employment,

is welcomed. It offers a vast array of

there are also courses to tempt your

courses and every year seems to add

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Students at Swarthmore constantly

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Swarthmore has one of only two IAG

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Looking Forward to a Memorable 2018 Following a GroundBreaking 2017 Last August, the Leeds Arts University - formerly known

A number of the new courses will be based in a new £22m

as Leeds College of Art - was granted university status,

expansion that will house state-of-the art facilities, including a

becoming the only specialist arts university in the North of

digital recording studio, ensemble rooms, 230-seat auditorium,

England.

film and photography studios, and a larger specialist arts library. The college already won Whatuni Student Choice

In 2018, five new courses will be introduced, including

Award for Best Facilities twice in the past four years and this

BMus (Hons) Popular Music Performance, BA (Hons)

expansion will take facilities to an even higher level.

Filmmaking, BA (Hons) Comic & Concept Art, BA (Hons) Fashion Design, and BA (Hons) Fashion Branding with

“There have been some incredible highlights over the last 12

Communication.

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“Being awarded university status is recognition of the

The BMus (Hons) Popular Music Performance course is an

contribution we have made globally to the creative arts

innovative concept that will allow musicians to collaborate

during our 171-year history. With the new expansion and five

with other artists including animators, fashion designers

new courses, 2018 is sure to be an equally momentous year.”

and photographers to prepare them for successful careers in the creative industries.

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Alliance Française de Leeds was founded in September 2015 and since then has become increasingly popular. A registered charity, it offers French classes and cultural clubs to people in and around Leeds.

Classes take place at in two venues – Leeds Trinity University on Brownberrie Lane, Horsforth LS18 5HD and Carlton Hill Quaker Meeting House at 188 Woodhouse Lane, LS2 9DX. Whilst the group classes are increasingly popular, Alliance Française is also developing other areas of French language support – for instance, in schools and colleges where it helps youngsters prepare for French examinations (GCSE and A Level).

Another new offer is French for Business, where tuition can be

include cinema evenings, book clubs, quiz nights etc. Cultural

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level in French. Presentations are in both French and English unless otherwise specified.

The Leeds Alliance Francaise is not only the official centre for French language but also for French culture. Check the

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Leeds Youth

A Woman’s Place

Opera

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Prepares for La Boheme Leeds Youth Opera has been rehearsing Puccini's wonderful opera ‘La Boheme’ since last September.

The story of poverty stricken love has been set in a refugee camp rather than the garrets of Paris, to bring home the reality that some aspects of life have not changed but hope and love can blossom anywhere.

Female teachers at Meanwood Board School 1907 (C) Leeds Museums and Galleries

On the centenary of some British women getting the vote, a new exhibition at Abbey House Museum looks at the struggles and progress that women have made in achieving equality and recognition.

‘A Woman’s Place?’ reveals how life has changed for women. “We hope to inspire women and girls to believe that their ambitions and achievements are not limited by their gender”, said Social History Curator Kitty Ross.

Brought to life through witty illustrations

by Jacky Fleming, the exhibition features stories and objects from 1860 to the present day all linked to strong pioneering women – ranging from suffragette Leonora Cohen’s WSPU badge to Olympic boxer Nicola Adams’s glove, and a gown worn by Councillor Joyce Challenor in the 1960s.

lived and worked in Leeds, with new commemorative ceramics by Katch Skinner. These are 1940s female jazz band leader Ivy Benson; Morley cycling champion Beryl Burton; Leeds suffragette Mary Gawthorpe; and Edith Pechey, one of the first female doctors in the UK, who practised in Leeds during the 1870s-80s.

These characterful ceramics will become part of the Leeds Museums’ collection, ensuring that we honour these women for centuries to come. “These trailblazers and visionaries are just a few of the women who helped make changes to society”, said Katch Skinner.

The exhibition will run from 20th January – 31st December 2018, alongside a programme of talks, study days and schools workshops. It is free with admission to Abbey House Museum (£4.50 adults, concessions available).

“To understand where our own lives are in the history of women’s place in the world, we need to know what that history is”, commented Jacky Fleming.

“This exhibition does just that, so we know which battles have been won, and which we still have to fight for.”

Commemorative ceramic

A Woman’s Place also honours four relatively unsung heroines who

featuring Ivy Benson and her band by Katch Skinner for LMG

With principals drawn from the northern conservatoires of music and homegrown talent within Leeds Youth Opera, the show will be a wonderful opportunity to see the future talent of the world of opera.

Performed by Leeds Youth Opera's own orchestra under conductor Tom Newall it is bound to be a high quality musical experience.

The show will be performed in the original Italian with subtitles.

This has been an exciting new venture for Leeds Youth Opera.

It has attracted some wonderful singers and the whole company has enjoyed its Italian experience.

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Arts&Culture A Packed Upcoming Season at The Playhouse

Pictured: Sunshine on Leith

The West Yorkshire Playhouse’s (WYP) Spring/Summer 2018 Season showcases new work, thrilling drama and uplifting stories of Leeds and the world.

It kicks off with a pioneering festival of theatre and dementia, ‘Every Third Minute’ (9 Feb – 31 March), which puts people living with dementia at the heart of the creative process. At its centre is a new adaptation of the best-selling novel Still Alice starring Sharon Small, which explores the effects of early-onset dementia on identity, family and relationships.

Other highlights include: James Graham’s prescient political drama This House (23 Feb – 10 March), set in the engine rooms of Westminster in 1974. Red Ladder Theatre’s The Damned United returns from 27 March – 7 April. It will also visit venues across Leeds as part of WYP’s Community Tour programme.

The hit musical Sunshine on Leith (20 April – 19 May), set to a classic soundtrack by The Proclaimers, opens in the Quarry Theatre before embarking on a major national tour.

Paula Hawkins’ best selling novel, The Girl on the Train gets its world premiere at The Playhouse (12 May – 9 June), adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel. And, Searching for the Heart of Leeds (19 – 23 June), is a celebration of the vibrant stories and people of this city. Performed by a community company, it is written by BAFTA-nominated writer Mark Catley, directed by Alexander Ferris, and with movement by Phoenix Dance Theatre.

Alan Bennett’s sharp, witty and pertinent Talking Heads will be performed in the Courtyard Theatre in June, and afterwards across the city in people’s homes and community venues. Work in the Barber Studio includes Pauline Mayers’ What If I Told You? (13 – 17 Feb) – carefully balanced theatre and dance that immerses the audience in her world.

The Season showcases new work, thrilling drama and uplifting stories of Leeds and the world

Black Men Walking (21 – 24 Feb), written by world record-holding beat boxer Testament, follows three friends who hike together on the first Saturday of every month, and find themselves looking back through history before they can move forwards.

Phoenix Dance Theatre presents the world premiere of Windrush: Movement of the People (7 – 10 Feb). A lively celebration of the 70th anniversary of the arrival of SS Empire Windrush that brought the first Caribbean migrants to the UK.

Pictured: Girl on the Train

Birdsong (13 – 17 Feb), Rachel Wagstaff’s adaptation of Sebastian Faulks’ bestselling novel, is a mesmerising story of love and courage. This adaptation marks the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1.

And, children aren’t forgotten!

Family favourites like Penguins, George’s Marvellous Medicine, Teletubbies, and Peppa Pig are all included.

The Quarry and Courtyard theatres will close for major redevelopment in June, but the Playhouse’s artistic programme will be transported to new and exciting venues, including a 350-seat theatre created in one of the Playhouse’s workshop spaces.

For full details pick up a brochure or visit wyp.org.uk

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Arts&Culture Daughters of Necessity: Serena Korda & Wakefield’s Ceramics The Hepworth Wakefield is home to an eclectic collection of ceramics by some of the great names in modern pottery, including Hans Coper and Lucy Rie. For this exhibition, British artist Serena Korda chooses a selection of these to display alongside her own work, exploring where these objects sit between function and sculpture.

Korda has worked with ceramics for several years, often combining her experimental approach to the material with her interest in the acoustic properties of objects. For The Hepworth she has created a new work, ‘Resonators’, comprising five large, richly glazed vessels with openings at each end and you are are invited to place an ear to each and listen to a range of tones.

The exhibition will also feature Korda’s ceramic sound installation ‘Hold Fast, Stand Sure, I Scream a Revolution’, which was first shown at Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art in 2016. It is made up of 29 individual porcelain mushrooms suspended from the ceiling, which will be played as bells in public performances during the Hepworth’s Ceramics Fair in early May.

In his essay ‘The Art of the Potter’ (written for Wakefield Art Gallery in the 1950s), Hugh Gordon Porteus refers to clay vessels as ‘daughters of necessity’, highlighting their status as both functional and decorative objects. As inspiration for the exhibition, Korda also looked to Greek mythology, where the Daughters of Necessity are born of Ananke, the goddess that personifies both necessity and fate. Serena relates the idea of the Daughters of Necessity to the activity of working in ceramics, using alchemical processes that embrace risk and failure.

Daughters of Necessity is at The Hepworth Wakefield until 5th July and admission is free. A solo show of work by Serena Korda will open at BALTIC in February 2018.

^ Pictured: Serena Korda, Hold Fast, Stand Sure, I Scream a Revolution, 2016.

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Arts&Culture Don Giovanni.

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Catch Some of Opera’s Most Famous Music This Winter, emotions are running high as Opera North brings its Fatal Passions season to Leeds Grand Theatre, offering three blockbuster operas packed with gripping drama and some of opera’s most famous music.

First in the trio of Italian big-hitters is Puccini’s ‘Madama Butterfly’, the heart-breaking story of a young Japanese girl who falls in love with a U.S. naval officer only to be cruelly deserted by him when he returns home. Together with his child, she patiently awaits his return, not realising that he now has an American wife. ‘Madama Butterfly’ includes some of Puccini’s most popular music including the touching aria, ‘Un bel di’ (One fine day) and the ‘Flower Duet’.

Desire, betrayal and revenge also feature in Opera North’s first ever production of ‘Un ballo in maschera’ (A Masked Ball). Verdi’s insightful look at the tragic consequences of mixing politics and passion is based on a reallife event: the assassination of King Gustav of Sweden in 1792. Political intrigue gives way to an unrequited love triangle, which sets the seal on the fate of the King, despite his having decided that duty and loyalty must come before affairs of the heart. An intense and thrilling opera, it features rousing choruses and one of Verdi’s most passionate love duets, as events slowly unravel out of control.

Passion of a different hue leads to cold-blooded murder in Mozart’s masterful re-telling of Don Juan and his licentious lifestyle, ‘Don Giovanni’.

Madama Butterfly.

This witty and compelling production takes the audience through different eras, locating the action in Victorian England one moment, and at a 1950s wedding party the next. Full of beautiful music, this must rate as the composer’s darkest, craziest opera as the tense drama inexorably leads to the moment when the seducer is finally confronted by his vengeful victims…

The Fatal Passions season opens in Leeds on Friday 19th January and runs until the beginning of March, before going on tour to Nottingham, Newcastle and Salford Quays.

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a Walk on the Wild Side Ibérica on East Parade recently launched its new Winter menu and it definitely has leanings towards the wild side!

At a special tasting evening we were treated to dishes where the main ingredient was Hare, Quail, Mallard, and Venison. The Hare came in croquettes with tartare sauce; the Quail was pan fried and served with mushroom sauce and pickled cranberries (a little finicky to eat); the seared Mallard breast came with colourful beetroot and pickled mushrooms; and the Venison came with confit Jerusalem artichokes, pine nuts and garlic aioli. The whole menu was really well received but it was the Venison that caused a sensation – everyone (apart from the veggies and pescatarians) was raving about it.

And, about those veggies and pescatarians – they were not forgotten. There was aubergine with sweet and sour honey sauce topped with toasted pine nuts that just melted in your mouth; a delicious Hake dish with hollandaise sauce; a Beetroot Salad with Lamb’s lettuce and hazelnuts; Artichokes in a crispy coating with a creamy sauce; and Spanish Omelette. The meal was rounded off with a Celery Panacotta and a tasty rice pudding for the veggies.

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Of course, each course was complemented by a specially chosen sherry, wine or cider.

Little did we realise what a huge gastronomic part cider plays in the lives of Asturians in Northern Spain! They are truly passionate about it, waxing lyrical about it at every opportunity. In Spain there is even a special way to pour it!

Ibérica is rapidly becoming the place to go for tapas and Spanish food in Leeds. In addition, the great food and drink is complemented by the amazing building. Located at 17a East Parade, it is in what was originally home to the Auctioneers and Estate Agents John Hepper & Sons.

Built in 1863 and designed by the architect George Corson, it combines Romanesque and Byzantine, French and English Gothic styles. The auction hall, which houses the main restaurant, is stunning with its huge, rectangular, glazed cupola.

Upstairs is a lovely private dining room, again with a decorative, glazed cupola, and wonderful, huge, food related portraits. There is also a wine bar in the basement serving over 70 carefully sourced Spanish wines.

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Friends of The City Varieties' Music Hall recently held a very successful fundraising luncheon for the theatre in Leeds.

Spring 2018 will see the 50th anniversary of the Chevin Cross being erected on the top of Otley Chevin. First installed in 1969, the cross has become a famous Easter symbol of hope and is a fine example of a co-operative initiative by the Otley Council of Christian Churches that has become a source of comfort and inspiration to many.

The first cross, which was 36ft high, was blown down in high winds on the first night. It was re-erected the next day, albeit six feet shorter! It has been erected every Easter since (except during the Foot & Mouth outbreak in 2001), and also to celebrate the Millennium.

When a new cross was built for Easter 2000, it reverted back to the original specifications and was made with wood salvaged from the bombed Arndale Centre in Manchester.

To celebrate this occasion, Churches Together in Otley are hoping to produce a booklet and would like to hear from anyone who has helped with or been touched by the Cross over the years, or have any photos of the cross being erected (esp 70s or 80s).

Memories should be emailed in Word (one side of A4) to otleychevincross@ gmail.com. Please scan images and send them to same email. A Facebook page ‘Friends of Otley Chevin Cross’ has been set up for the anniversary.

The packed luncheon listened to a talk by Bernard Atha CBE, OBE, and were entertained by the choir ‘Singing for Pleasure’, comedian Jimmy Cricket, comedy multi-instrumentalist Billy Bedlam, pianist Nigel Wear, and the dance group ‘Dance Floor 54’.

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Cllr Barry Anderson Adel & Wharfedale Ward

Led Street Lighting I have been asked whether the Council is going to upgrade its street lighting to LED to make them more cost effective and efficient. I took the question up with the Council’s Street Lighting PFI manager, who advised that the lights in Leeds were relatively new, did not need replacing yet, and were, in fact, more efficient than most authorities’ lights. So, it was difficult to recommend investing in widespread LED replacement at the present time.

“This position is under constant review and as our lights get older, the cost of energy rises and LED units become cheaper there will come a

“The Council has been investing in LED lighting where the older units that predate 2006 are being replaced and all new developments are installed with LED lighting from the outset. The Council has also undertaken a programme of switching off a number of street lights between the hours midnight and 5.30am. A review of this is currently underway and a public consultation will be undertaken over the coming months seeking views on that approach and re-evaluating the widespread move to LED.”

You can find out who owns a parcel of land by searching the HM Land Registry at www.gov.uk/government/organisations/ land-registry. The Title Register has details about the property, who owns it, what they paid for it, rights of way and whether any mortgage has been discharged. The Title Plan shows the property’s location and general boundaries.

Sometimes pieces of land will not be registered at the Land Registry. In order to prove ownership the deeds will be required.

These should show the history of the land/ property, including who it belonged to, when it was sold, who bought it, and should provide a description of the land or property with a plan to show the location.

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I would like to wish all the readers of North Leeds Life a very Happy New Year.

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May I wish everyone in North Leeds a Very Happy New Year and a peaceful and successful 2018.

It is a great privilege to be bringing in the New Year as the MP for Leeds North-West.

I’ve lived in North Leeds all my adult life, my children are growing up here and, as you know, it is a fantastic place to live and work.

The last six months have been a whirlwind: setting up my office, recruiting a team and getting to grips with life as an MP. Through my regular advice surgeries, I’ve come to grips with the needs and problems of local people, and in many cases have helped them to achieve positive resolutions and outcomes. It’s one of the most rewarding parts of an MP’s job and I hope to meet many more constituents in 2018. My regular drop-in surgeries are on the first and third Saturdays of the month, and you can also book private appointment sessions. Please see www.alexsobel.co.uk for details.

It’s a great honour to have been elected to represent my constituents in the Houses of Parliament. I take this role very seriously and aim to do it to the best of my ability. I take every available opportunity to speak in the Chamber about issues important to the residents of Leeds North-West.

So far I’ve spoken on a range of topics including armed forces pay, tuition fees, universal credit, climate change and, of course, Brexit. If you would like to find out more about how I’ve been representing you in parliament please visit www. theyworkforyou.com In addition to speaking in the Chamber I’ve also written letters and posed questions to ministers, met with key stakeholders such as charities and businesses, and joined several All Party Parliamentary Groups.

I now chair the APPGs on Basketball and West Papua.

As well as meeting my constituents, I’ve also held meetings with key groups and organisations across the constituency and have been delighted to attend a wide range of community events. In this coming year, I will be continuing my campaigns on clean air and transport, important issues where I hope to make real progress.

May I wish everyone in North Leeds a Very Happy New Year and a peaceful and successful 2018.

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Hen Harrier Photo: Andy Hay RSPB-images.com

Smaller than a Red Kite and quite rare in the UK, the Hen Harrier is a very beautiful long-winged bird of prey. The male is a lovely silver grey above, and white below with black wingtips. The female looks completely different, dark brown with a grey-brown barred tail and a clear white rump, which gives it the name “ringtail”.

In Spring, as a courtship display, the male performs a spectacular switchback ‘sky-dance’. It breeds on the upland heather moorlands of Wales, Northern England, N Ireland and Scotland, but ranges further afield in Winter when it can be seen on fens, heaths and coastal marshes.

Its numbers are augmented in Winter by visiting Hen Harriers from mainland Europe. They feed mainly on small birds, such as meadow pipits, but also on mice and voles. Of the UK's birds of prey, the Hen Harrier is the most intensively persecuted. Once a predator of free range fowl, earning its present name, its effect on the number of Grouse available to shoot is the cause of

modern conflict and threatens its survival in some parts of the UK, particularly on the driven grouse moors of England and Scotland.

For this reason, the RSPB is currently running the LIFE project, which combines monitoring, awareness raising and working with landowners and local communities to protect Hen Harriers.

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Garden Round Up With Tracy Foster

Although we can expect some variable weather this month, gardeners who long to go out and get their hands dirty can choose from a long list of possible jobs.

Here are just a few:

This beautiful, vigorous climber needs pruning twice a year

Hedges

Wisteria

If you have a deciduous hedge such as Beech or Hawthorn and it has become rather larger than you intended, the winter is an excellent time to do some renovation by pruning back hard whilst it is dormant. Any really drastic reductions are best done in stages, with perhaps one side being done now, and the other side next year.

This beautiful, vigorous climber needs pruning twice a year to keep it in check and to ensure it produces plenty of flowers.

The summer pruning takes place after flowering when the newly produced shoots are shortened. At this time of the year you can cut back the side shoots to two or three buds to tidy the plant up.

The Fruit and Vegetable Plot

Sweet Peas

Plant new bare-root gooseberries, raspberries and currants now. Rhubarb plants can also be planted out, taking care to ensure the crown is just level with the soil surface.

Hungry pigeons will be looking out for cabbages and other brassicas to eat, so it’s worth putting a cloche or net over these crops to keep the birds off.

Crops to harvest in January include parsnips, swedes, leeks, celeriac, Jerusalem artichokes and, of course, Brussels sprouts.

stronger plants come from early sowings.

These seedlings like plenty of room for their roots so sow them in old cardboard toilet roll middles, or in special root trainers filled with compost with one seed in each.

You can also sow them in a one litre plant pot (13cm diameter) with five or six seeds to a pot. Once they have germinated in a warm place they can grow on in a coldframe or on shed windowsill until the weather warms up in April or May. Pinch out the tips when three or four sets of leaves have appeared to encourage bushy growth. When the time does come to plant them out, remember that sweet peas don’t like having their roots disturbed so if you grew several together in a pot then it’s best to plant the whole root-ball and not try to separate the individual plants.

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Is Nature at Home in Your Garden? The 2018 RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch

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From 27th to 29th January thousands of people around the country will once again be checking and counting the birds that visit their garden, in the world’s biggest piece of ‘citizen science’. In 2017, half a million people submitted sightings of over eight million birds – an increase in the numbers of birds visiting gardens.

For example, Starlings were seen in 40% of gardens in 2016, compared with 50% in 2017. Over the last ten years, there have been increases in numbers of Goldfinches, Blackbirds and Robins, but Greenfinches, Starlings (despite the increase last year) and Chaffinches are all declining. 2017 also saw a downturn in sightings of Blue Tits, Great Tits and Coal Tits – all down by at least 10 per cent on 2016’s figures.

The weather during the breeding season can have a big impact on these small birds. 2016’s prolonged wet spell meant there were fewer caterpillars about for feeding their young. It’s likely that this led to fewer younger birds surviving than

usual. Last year also saw an explosion in the number of Waxwings visiting gardens. A lack of berries in their native Scandinavia prompted an ‘irruption’ of these stunning birds, with hundreds of sightings across the UK, even as far west as Wales and Ireland.

To take part in the 2018 Big Garden Birdwatch, all you need to do is find a good, comfortable place to watch your garden, and jot down what you see over an hour. Count the maximum number of each species you see at any one time.

For example, if you see a group of three House Sparrows together and later another two, and after that another one, the number to submit is three. That way, it’s less likely you’ll double-count the same birds. You can also use the handy online counting tool. Results can be submitted online, or using a paper form, which can be downloaded from the website. For further information, visit ww2.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/ activities/birdwatch

Building on last year’s success, Leeds Hop Growers are holding a launch event at the Horsforth Hop Shack on the evening of Friday 2nd February, where you can pick up a hop plant to literally grow beer.

You don't need any brewing experience or green fingers. Through the website, anyone with space for a large pot can pre-order one or more plants to pick up at the Hop Shack social. It's £20 for the starter pack and then £10 for extra plants.

"Hops aren't difficult to grow, and by lots of us growing a variety called Cascade all over the city we can come together to make our own special beer", said Alan Thornton from the co-operative.

The pack will include the rhizome (root), compost and string for it to grow up. They'll need to be planted out straight away and will grow high, with flowers at the end of Summer. You'll be harvesting the ‘cones’, as they are called, around September and they'll go straight into a special brew within a few hours. Hops are a perennial plant, which means they'll keep growing every year – which means more beer in the future!

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By Brendan Campbell THE DEATH OF STALIN DIRECTED BY: ARMANDO IANNUCCI STARRING: STEVE BUSCEMI, SIMON RUSSELL BEALE, JEFFREY TAMBOR, ANDREA RISEBOROUGH, MICHAEL PALIN, OLGA KURYLENKO, JASON ISAACS CERT: 15 RUNNING TIME: 106 MINS Armando Iannucci, one of our finest satirists whose fingerprints can be found on much of the best British comedy of the last few decades, turns in another big screen triumph with this dizzying and hilarious account of the tumultuous events following the passing of Joseph Stalin and the undignified rush to fill the power vacuum left in his absence.

In the former Soviet Union of 1953, amid an atmosphere of terror and paranoia, where even a joke at the expense of the General Secretary could see one ‘disappeared’ or summarily executed, Stalin keels over and seems to be a goner. Immediately, his obsequious underlings of the Central Committee mobilise, jostling for position in desperate attempts to save their own skins and gain control.

The central power struggle is played out between Stalin’s deputy, the vain and feckless Malenkov (Jeffery Tambor), Committee statesman Nikita Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi) and the ruthless spymaster and chief of the secret police Lavrentiy Beria (Simon Russell Beale).

The film’s fusing of stranger-thanfiction historical accuracy and whip-smart, profanity laced dialogue makes for a hysterical combination While the fate of the Union hangs in the balance, lists of those to be rounded up, imprisoned or assassinated are revised, plots are hatched and tentative alliances are forged.

The film’s fusing of stranger-thanfiction historical accuracy and the whip-smart, profanity laced dialogue for which Iannucci is renowned makes for a heady and hysterical combination.

Beale for his outstanding turn as the thoroughly loathsome Beria; a real piece of work, this one. Predatory, devious and utterly without scruples, he seems exactly the type who is likely to survive the transition and succeed.

Until, of course, he doesn’t.

As the title suggests, a thick vein of gallows humour runs through The Death of Stalin. The horrors of Stalin’s regime are bluntly depicted and while there are moments of brutality, Iannucci never misses an opportunity to highlight the absurdity amidst the chaos and cruelty.

As we’ve seen from his work on The Thick of It and its US counterpart, Veep he revels in the palace intrigue and backstabbing of political scandal. The cast of characters here is a bone fide grotesquerie and Iannucci, along with co-writer David Schneider, have tremendous fun indulging their cathartic urges by having these dreadful people be appalling to one another.

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Another Impressive Line-up at Howard Assembly Room The Howard Assembly Room will be kick-starting 2018 with an impressive line-up of soul and jazz visionaries, world and roots music, chamber concerts, film screenings, talks and more.

Fast becoming Britain's foremost female jazz vocalist, Zara McFarlane deftly combines the intricacies of the genre with her Caribbean musical heritage and a deep sense of soul. Produced by drummer Moses Boyd, whose extraordinary duo Binker & Moses opened for The Bad Plus in the Howard Assembly Room last year, her third studio album Arise is set to be a treat in its live incarnation on 9th February.

Zara McFarlane

Tuvan throat-singers Huun-Huur-Tu’s appearance two years ago remains seared into the memory of anyone who witnessed it. The quartet of virtuoso overtone singers and instrumentalists returns on 25th January. The first female kora virtuoso to come from a West African Griot family, Sona Jobarteh (1Feb) brings together tradition and innovation to produce a truly distinctive new sound, drawing on her western classical training, formidable writing talents and a sensational voice.

Sona Jobarteh

Led by the incomparable June Tabor, Quercus return with their effortless combination of jazz, folk and traditional song on 16th February. Two masters of Irish folk, The Gloaming’s Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill, are back on 27th January in a quartet with viola and bass clarinet to further their thrilling explorations of traditional music.

From the other side of the Atlantic, cult chronicler of the American hinterlands, former Richmond Fontaine frontman, altcountry luminary and acclaimed author Willy Vlautin presents a special evening of lyrical prose and literary song on 4th February.

As Spring approaches, a series of chamber concerts brings the spirit of Italy to Leeds, beginning on 2nd March with Venezia e Napoli, a sparkling programme of FaurĂŠ, Poulenc and Liszt by the celebrated FrenchCanadian pianist Louis Lortie,

Willy Vlautin

The Howard Assembly Room’s full programme for Winter 2018 is on sale now. For more details and booking, visit howardassemblyroom.co.uk

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Sound&Vision Live Music Listings January 2018 Duncan Reid | Fri 5 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £11. Former bass player/ singer/ front man with legendary punk group The Boys.

Emma Fisk/Jim Birkett | Sun 7 Jan | Inkwell, 1:30pm - 4pm, £7 - £9.

Renowned Jazz violinist & one of the most respected, in-demand guitarists on the UK jazz scene.

Halflives | Wed 10 Jan | Santiago Bar, £5.50 Italian five-piece straddling the line between pop & alternative, combining crashing guitars with electronic flourishes, influenced by the likes of You Me At Six & Bring Me The Horizon.

Seaway | Fri 12 Jan | Key Club, £12.10.

Infectious, fun, carefree pop-punk.

Hidden Giants | Fri 12 Jan | 360 Club @ The Library Pub, £6. Distinctive band combining masterful songwriting with dynamic playing & an eclectic range of influences.

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The Hallé Orchestra | Sat 13 Jan | Leeds Town Hall, £13 - £35. The UK’s oldest working orchestra ranking among the UK’s top symphonic ensembles. Programme: Delius – Paris, Ravel - Piano Concerto in G, Bach (orch Elgar) - Fantasia and Fugue, Elgar - Enigma Variations To Kill a King | Tue 16 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £11. Folk-inspired five piece which weaves narrative lyricism with orchestral passages including strings, brass & five-part harmonies.

Leeds Lunchtime Chamber Series | Wed 17 Jan | Leeds College of Music,1:05pm. Programme:

Schubert - Violin Sonata (Grand Duo), Ravel - Violin Sonata No 2 This is The Kit | Thu 18 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £17.60. Banjoled minimal psychedelia.

The Marrakesh Express | Fri 19 Jan | Otley Courthouse, £10. A tribute to the Byrds & Crosby, Stills, Nash &Young.

Lord Huron | Sat 20 Jan | Leeds Beckett University SU, £16.50.

Choral Americana which should appeal to fans of My Morning Jacket, Fleet Foxes & Band of Horses.

Corporation Pop | Sun 21 Jan | The Grove Inn, 3pm, free. Classic pop refreshment from the late 1960's era.

The Deslondes | Mon 22 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £13.20. New Orleans-based country-soul band combining elements of early Stax, Sun & Atlantic records with a raw, stripped-down sound.

Fangclub | Tue 23 Jan | The Library, £5.50. Grunge/indie trio serving up big riffs & sweaty moshpits.

Voodoo Room - The Music Of Hendrix & Cream | Thu 25 Jan | Seven Arts, £10. Stunning classic power trio, featuring some of the UK's finest musicians. An incredible high energy show, delivered in the true spirit of these legendary superstars.

Livewire AC/DC | Fri 26 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £14.30.

Tribute to one of rock's greatest bands, over two hours of High Voltage Rock 'n' Roll.

The Barr Brothers | Sat 27 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £13.20.

Canadian folk quartet

Los Camaradas Salsa Band | Sat 27 Jan 8pm | HEART Headingley, £8. The Afro-Cuban rhythms of Son Montuno are made for moving your hips. The Colombian dance rhythm of cumbia is infectious. salsaband. org Stuart MacDonald/Dennis Rollins | Sun 28 Jan | Seven Arts, 1:30pm, £8. - £10. Swinging, frenetic, funky bop & lyrical jazz standards.

Hot Snakes | Sun 28 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £19.25.

Band founded by Rick Froberg & John Reis, kicking out an absolutely furious noise, combining Drive Like Jehu's bloodthirsty, seesawing posthardcore & the stuck-onoverdrive garage rock that Reis made with Rocket From the Crypt.

Elder Island | Sun 28 Jan | Headrow House, £7.70. Odd, magical, eccentric, intoxicating pop utilising guitar, vocals, cello & more.

A. Savage | Tue 30 Jan | Oporto, £10.45. Frontman of New York post-punk band Parquet Courts performs solo.

Dead Boys | Wed 31 Jan | Brudenell Social Club, £19.25.

American punk rock band from Cleveland, Ohio, among the first wave of early punk bands, & known as one of the rowdiest & most violent punk groups of the era.

Sinfonia of Leeds | Sat 3 Feb | 7.30pm St. Edmund's Church, Lidgett Pk Rd, Roundhay, LS8 1JN. Mozart’s Magic Flute Overture; Shostakovich’s Symphony No.9; Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2. Tickets: 376 0318, sinfoniaofleeds.eventbrite or on door

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Health&Fitness Making a Difference with Dementia

Planning Your Fitness Regime

Many people have preconceptions about what a person with dementia can and can’t do. But, in Leeds there’s a group of people who might surprise you.

Every New Year people will rush out and join a gym with the intention of getting fit or losing weight, but drop out before their membership expires. Millions of pounds is wasted nationally in the process.

So, just take a minute and think about what you want to achieve. Is it to lose weight, recover from illness or injury, get fit for a sporting event or challenge, or to improve the way you feel?

The Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project (DEEP) aims to empower people with dementia and increase awareness and services locally. Called ‘Up and Go’, members living with dementia give guidance to businesses and services in the city. Last October, four members of the group, together with Dementia Friendly Volunteer, Rebecca, took part in a student Tech Challenge run by Premier Farnell, in partnership with Leeds Beckett University and Ahead Partnership. This brings together students from colleges and schools across Yorkshire, who design and create new technology for people living with a particular condition. This year, the condition was dementia.

The students asked members for their experiences of dementia and in turn received feedback on their technology solutions to various problems.

Dementia affects each person differently. One person might have challenges with how they see things, another with navigating, or with language use. Living with dementia can be very challenging.

But people living with dementia are still individuals and have the ability to do remarkable things. www.opforum.org.uk/dementia

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St Chad’s Broomfield Cricket Club will hold its annual New Year Charity Cup from 12 noon on Saturday 6th January, to raise funds for Wheatfields Hospice. This is believed to be the first outdoor match of the year anywhere in the country, so go along and support these committed cricketers and a worthy local charity.

Club President and St Chad’s Vicar, Tom Lusty, will put together a community team to challenge the Chairman’s XI, who have won the cup on each of the last two occasions.

Last year’s game went down to the very last ball! The result this year will be as unpredictable as the weather, but the plan is to play in whatever is thrown at them.

The club started a women and girl’s section last year and Club Chairman, Paul Berry, is expected to put out a mixed team of men, women, boys and girls to show off the wide range of cricket that the club offers. With

15 senior and junior teams, playing both at the weekend and midweek, 2018 is expected to be another busy year at the club, which plays in front of St Chad’s Church on Otley Road.

There may also be an appearance by the club’s overseas player, Mitch Lewis who, along with his girlfriend, decided to stay in the country over the winter instead of heading back to the warmth of Australia.

Hot food and drinks will be available to keep everyone warm, with all proceeds going to Wheatfield Hospice, who have been the club’s Charity Partner for the past few years.

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Younger Life 'Snap out of It' Yorkshire children’s author Donna Iliffe-Pollard has joined forces with mental health counsellor Lynn Crilly to tackle very real mental health issues in her latest book, ‘Snap Out of it’.

The book follows the friendship of 15 year old Bea, who has anorexia, and her classmate Harry who suffers from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Bea seems to have it all, but you can hide a lot behind a smile, a dodgy outfit and oneliners. Underneath, her ever-shrinking body is fighting a secret battle that rages more ferociously as each day dawns. For Harry, life couldn’t get any worse. As his bizarre rituals spiral out of control, the demon on his shoulder grows stronger and stronger sending him into a downward spiral.

“It’s time to end the stigma surrounding mental health in children and young adults”, said Donna, a Child Friendly Leeds Ambassador who was drawn to write the book after watching a childhood friend struggle with bulimia and depression. “What better way to develop a clearer understanding than through fiction.”

Mental Health Therapist Lynn Crilly is well known for her work in the field of teen anxiety and disorders. “I welcome the government’s latest pledge to tackle mental health in children but feel there is much more to be done”, she said. “We hope this book will help families going through similar problems.”

Mental health charity, Men Get Eating Disorders Too, has given the book its seal of approval. “This book carefully navigates the struggles of the two main characters in a most powerful and thought provoking way, sensitively tackling many of the difficulties surrounding Mental Health, Sexuality and Identity in teenagers today. Highly recommended.”

All Saints: Proud of its Strong Relationships All Saints C of E Primary School in Kirkby Overblow provides a safe environment where children can develop academically, spiritually, physically and socially, and learn a wide range of skills to equip them for the future. Every child is valued and supported to progress in their education, and encouraged to show respect for others. The school strives for excellence in all areas, whilst ensuring that learning is fun and children are motivated to learn.

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Younger Life Richmond House School Richmond House School is an independent preparatory school in Far Headingley, catering for girls and boys from age three to 11. It offers a nurturing, family environment and small class sizes, along with specialist teaching in music, PE and languages.

The school is renowned for its high standards of education. It received the top grade of ‘excellent’ across the board in the most recent full ISI inspection, and consistently gets outstanding 11+ examination results.

With over ten acres of land, which includes an outdoor yurt classroom and a range of sports pitches and tennis courts, the school has a excellent sporting reputation and its strong culture of music and drama is demonstrated in impressive performances and concerts throughout the year.

Richmond House recently introduced Outdoor Learning to its timetable for all children, delivering elements of the curriculum in a new and exciting way.

Children are encouraged to develop and explore their own interests and strengths, academic or otherwise, and they leave at age 11 as well-rounded and self-assured individuals.

To arrange an appointment, or attend the next Open Doors event on Friday 2nd February (9.30 – 11am), call 0113 275 2670.

Newlaithes Primary Builds a Viking Long House Pupils from Horsforth Newlaithes Primary School recently constructed their own Viking long house, helped by graduates working with Redrow Homes.

Anna Park, Y-4 teacher, added: “We have opened the Y-4’s Viking exhibition and the long house really adds a new dimension.”

The project was part of the Considerate Constructors’ Scheme ‘Big Build Competition’, which involved building a structure from recyclable materials. Pupils were asked to collect recyclable material from home, while Redrow sourced recyclable materials from construction sites.

The Y-4 pupils were involved at all the different stages - from design to mixing clay, soil and water to create a paste before sticking it to the long house and covering the paste with hay.

Excited Year 4 students decorating

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CommunityNotices ACTIVE Adel War Memorial Association Snooker Section Church Lane, Adel. Three tables available most afternoons & evenings, 7 days a week.

Details: Dave 267 0572 Bramhope Table Tennis Club meets Mon, 8 – 10pm & Tues 1.30 – 3.30pm at Bramhope Village Hall (Robert Craven Hall), Old Lane. Bramhope LS16 9AZ. New members, all abilities, welcome. £8 per month includes ALL sessions. Details: Stewart 203 7447 Cookridge Rambling Club leaves Cookridge Village Hall car park Sun 9.30am. Walks 6/8 miles. Transport can be provided. New members welcome. Details: Sandra 261 9732, cookridge.ramblers@outlook.com Leeds Softball is looking for new players to join Thurs indoor softball sessions, starting 11 Jan - 29 March, 7-8pm in Green Hall, Carnegie Sports Centre, Leeds Beckett University, Headingley Campus LS6 3QQ. Perfect for beginners to learn fielding & batting. First session free, £5 thereafter. Details: LeedsSoftball@ gmail.com, LeedsSoftball.com Leeds University Staff Walking Club organises country walks (5-14 miles) every weekend. Everyone welcome.

Details: David Shaw 285 7480, d.c.shaw@leeds.ac.uk.

Meanwood Boxing Club Boxing & fitness classes Mon, Tues, Thurs.

Juniors (9 – 16) 5.30 – 6.30pm £1; Seniors (17+) 6.30 – 7.30pm £2. Prince Philips Community Centre, Scott Hall Ave. LS7 2HJ. Details: Head Coach Wayne Cunningham 07784 998799, www.meanwoodboxing.com

Pudsey & District Rambling Club Walks of 5 -10 miles every Sun & alt Thurs. New members welcome in this friendly, long established club which has members from all around North Leeds. Annual membership £8 – try before you join. Details: Ian Smith 01943 865351, treasurer@pudseyramblers.co.uk

Horsforth Art Society meets Wed 3 Jan, 7.30pm at The Studio, 15 Back Ln, LS18 4RF, for a pastel landscape workshop with Paul Talbot Greaves.

Members £3/ visitors £5. Details: horsforthartsociety@yahoo.co.uk

St Chad’s Broomfield Cricket Club Winter Indoor Nets every Mon (seniors) & Fri evenings (juniors & women). All welcome. Details: Paul 07795 154444, paul@stchadscc.com or www.stchadscc.com

Open Door Café Every Friday (ex 29 Dec) 10am -12 noon. Enjoy a drink & homemade cakes at Emmanuel Baptist Church, bottom of Town St. opp Hall Park Horsforth. www. ebcleeds.org.uk

Table Tennis at HEART (Bennett Rd, Headingley) Sessions every Mon, 7 – 9pm. Friendly, welcoming atmosphere. All abilities welcome. No need to book. Just turn up. Cost: £5 2 hours; £3 -1 hour (£3/£2 – U-18s).

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Adel & District Horticultural Society meets 2nd Mon (Sept – May), 7.45pm at the Friends Meeting House, New Adel Lane. New members welcome.

Details: Mrs Tarn Everett 261 3095, http://adelhort.btck.co.uk/ Aireborough Duplicate Bridge Club (EBU member) meets Tues, 7pm at Rawdon Conservative Club. Join them for friendly competition. Details: 261 2139, beverley.harfield@ntlworld.com Cookridge Gardening Club monthly Wednesday talks, 7.30pm at Cookridge Methodist Church Hall, Tinshill Rd. Visitors £2 includes refreshments. (17 Jan 'York Gate'; 21 Feb 'Travels in South America'; & 21 March 'Public Parks') Annual membership £10. Details: Katherine 267 1815, www.cookridgegardenclub. btek.co.uk Cookridge & Horsforth U3A meet 8 Jan Cookridge Village Hall for ‘Charting a Decade’; & 22 Jan at St Margaret’s Parish Church, Horsforth for ‘Variety Entertainment in Wartime’.

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Horsforth Board Games Club Wed, from 7.30pm at Horsforth Library.

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Leeds Decorative & Fine Arts Society Talks, visits, study days. Meets 3rd Wed at Castle Grove Masonic Hall, LS6 4BP. Details: 808 6313, www.leedsdfas.org.uk, secretary@ leedsdfas.org.uk Leeds & Harrogate Social Club is moving into the city! Join their weekly Tuesday club nights in Foley's Bar (corner of Headrow & East Parade), 8.30pm on the balcony. Full calendar of events – theatre, walks, badminton, films, meals, bookgroups, weekends away. Details: enquiries@ leedsivc.org.uk Leeds Hospital Alert Small group campaigning for preservation of NHS. Next meeting: Tues 9 Jan at Muir Court, St Michael’s Rd. LS6. Details: 278 5495, info@ leedshospitalalert.org.uk

Leeds RSPB Group meets Weds 17 Jan, 7.30pm at Friends Meeting House, 188 Woodhouse Ln, LS2 9DX for an Iillustrated talk by Mark Pearson on ‘Filey Bay: seabird nirvana’. Sat 27 Jan: Coach trip to Potteric Carr, dep 8.10am Roundhay, 8:30am Leeds, call 07722 120540 to book. Details: rspbleeds@googlemail.com Meanwood Men’s Society meets Mon 15 Jan, 7.30pm at Meanwood Institute for Games Night; Mon 22 Jan: visit to HW Martin Recycling Plant, meet 1pm, Community Hall. Details: Colin 274 6316.

National Trust Association Leeds Tues 9 Jan, 10am at St Chad’s Parish Centre, Otley Rd: ‘Nostell Priory’ a talk by Jenny Layfield £3. Details: Phil McShane 225 1166, phil_mcshane@ yahoo.co.uk Welsh Society Welsh lessons to suit all levels, plus a varied entertainment programme. Details: 269 4268 & 286 8660

West Yorkshire Fuchsia & Pot Plant Society meets Wed 17 Jan, 7.45pm at Paxton Hall, Kirkstall Ln, Headingley for a review of 2017 & a look forward to a new year for their plants.

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Leeds People's Choir meets Wed, 7.30 - 9pm, at Swarthmore Centre, Woodhouse Sq. Singing songs of joy, peace, struggle, liberation from around the world. Open to anyone who enjoys singing. Details: Ruth Bell 07984 352157, www.leedspeopleschoir. co.uk Leeds Youth Opera Singing & drama for 12 - 25 years. Rehearse Sat am in central Leeds for staged shows in Feb & July. Junior LYO (8-12) meet Sat 3 - 4.30pm. Details www. leedsyouthopera.org

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STEP (Supporting The Elderly People) 244 Queenswood Dr. LS6 3ND. For people over 60 & living in West Park/ Far Headingley. Open Mon-Thurs, 10am – 3pm. Drop in & see what they do. Details: 275 7988, step.2.step@ btonnect.com SPIRITUAL Horsforth Churches Together 10 Jan: AGM, 7.30pm Grove Centre; 18 Jan: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity starts, venues & times TBA; 21 Jan: Unity Sunday - Pulpit Swap in several churches; 28 Jan: Taizé Service 6pm Grove Methodist Church. Details: 258 3521, hm.taylor1@ntlworld.com

Meditation for the World Every 3rd Sun, free drop in group sessions, 6.30 – 7.30pm Roundhay Room, Weetwood Hall, Otley Rd, LS16 5PS. Experience peace & calm with periods of silence & guided meditations.

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Royal Meteorological Society (Yorkshire) Monthly informal public talks on all aspects of weather & climate at School of Earth & Environment, University of Leeds.

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Adel Ladies Luncheon Club meets monthly at Castle Grove Masonic Hall, off Moor Rd. Far Headingley, 12.30pm for lunch & talk. Details: Mrs Muriel Huntley 230 1584 Horsforth WI meets monthly, 7.30pm in St. James’ Parish Centre, Low Lane, Horsforth. Visitors welcome. Details: Pat 258 7062

Meanwood WI meets 3rd Tues, 7.30pm at Meanwood Institute, 92 Green Rd, LS6 4LD. All welcome.

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