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Letter From The Editor Bring on the warm weather, PLEASE! What a miserable Spring it has been. There is so much going on in Leeds, and so much planned, that the weather just has to up its game soon.

Adel Dam Is 50!

We’ve got Meanwood Festival, Great British Food Festival, Eat North, Hope Pastures Spring Fayre, Cookridge Scarecrow Festival, and Abbey Mills first Kirkstall Flower Show at the Abbey, which will all be keeping their fingers crossed for good weather.

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The West Yorkshire Playhouse presents the world première of the brand new stage version of ‘The Girl on the Train’; Ilkley Literature Festival celebrates poetry and the spoken word around the city centre; St Gemma’s continues to celebrate its Big Four-O; and Opera North and West Yorkshire Playhouse bring the music of Kurt Weill to City Varieties. Now it’s Roll On Summer! The deadline for our June edition is 1st May for news and notices and 15th May for advertising (1st & 13th June for the July edition). Kind regards, Carole, Jack and the team.

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10 20 30 38 44 48 58 60 10 Leeds Civic Trust Supper Walks - See Leeds City Centre in a new light with walks led by knowledgeable guides.

44 Adel Dam is 50 Years Old! - The nature reserve celebrates 50 years of enchanting visitors.

20 Ilkley Literature Festival’s Words in the City - A celebration of poetry and

48 Fantastic Line Up for JazzLeeds Festival 2018 - The second JazzLeeds

the spoken word at venues around the city.

Festival stretches from one to five days, featuring international, national and local musicians.

30 Functions at the Junktion - Fabulous Fundraising Nights Out A series of exciting evening events at the PAYF café.

38 Meanwood Festival is Back! With seventy events and activities taking place all over Meanwood.

58 Show Cannabis Some Respect - Forward Leeds is running a new awareness campaign.

60 Rotary Technology Tournament 2018 Another Resounding Success

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Celebrating Chippendale: Otley’s Famous Son Otley, home to England’s most famous furniture maker Thomas Chippendale, will celebrate his tercentenary with a month-long festival in June. The festivities include a birthday party in what could have been his school; a concert of 18th-century music in All Saints Parish Church where he was baptized; talks by Chippendale Society, and an Antiques Roadshow-style event. Otley is also producing a celebratory Chippend’Ale in conjunction with Otley micro-brewer Paul Briscoe and Harrogate’s Daleside Brewery; planting a riverside Chippendale-inspired flower bed in Wharfemeadows Park; and launching a walking tour of the town. Town poet Matthew Hedley Stoppard has also been busy, producing a Chippendaleinspired poem ‘Thomas Carved Our Town’.

Chippendale, often called the country’s first interior designer thanks to his 1754 work ‘The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director’, was born in Otley in June 1718. While his fame came after leaving Otley for London in his early 20s, it is thought that he learnt many of his skills working alongside his father, joiner John Chippendale. The pair worked together on Farnley Hall, a stately home outside Otley, and Harewood House. “While Otley may not have a large selection of furniture for visitors to see, the town shaped his early life and retains a unique place in his history”, said Lawrence Ross of Visit Otley. “We have created a programme that we hope will inform people of his life here and elsewhere, as well as providing a fun element through celebrations such as the birthday party and events for the younger generation.” For full details, visit visitotley.co.uk, otleytowncouncil.gov.uk and www.the chipendalesociety.co.uk.

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Life&Style Leeds Civic Trust Supper Walks See Leeds City Centre in a new light with walks led by experienced and knowledgeable guides. The walks are about 90 minutes long and are preceded by supper at 6pm in the Trust’s headquarters on the Calls. This year’s programme includes: Georgian Leeds (1 May) The street plan of Leeds city centre dates from Georgian times. The walk takes in important Georgian buildings, roads and yards, providing a reminder of how important this period was in the city’s development.

Victorian and Edwardian Leeds (10 May) After Queen Victoria opened Leeds Town Hall in 1858, slums were cleared and roads widened, replaced by The Corn Exchange, Kirkgate Market, the arcades and City Square; all Victorian features that define Leeds City Centre. Mabgate: Then and Now (16 May) (Starting from East Street Arts) This fascinating, often overlooked part of Leeds has its own distinctive identity and an interesting history. The walk takes in the site of St Mary’s Church and the cholera graveyard, the route of Mabgate Beck and its role in Leeds’ industrial expansion and reflects on Mabgate’s current uses and its future.

Waterfront East (7 June) Beginning at The Calls and taking as its spine the Aire & Calder Navigation, this walk tells the story of this important shipping intersection and the historical importance of Hunslet and its surroundings as a focus for trade and business. Today the area is home to five educational establishments, a growing residential area, proposed location of a new city centre park, and a focus for the digital economy – the largest outside of London. A fascinating area that has continued to innovate over the centuries.

Waterfront West (12 June) Staying close to the river and canal basin, finishing in Holbeck, this walk shows how this area has had a vital role in shaping the city over the last 200 years, and how future developments will radically alter this part of Leeds once again. It is the location of the first moving image and the cradle of the industrial revolution but also the home of an Egyptian Temple and Italian towers. To book a walk (£15 including supper with wine or beer), please visit www. leedscivictrust.org.uk/events or call 0113 2439594 (Mon – Fri 10am – 3pm)

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James Garth Marshall (1802-1873) Industrialist, politician, reformer, landowner What connects the crumbling magnificence of the Egyptian-style Temple Mills in urban Holbeck with the glorious landscape of Tarn Hows, one of the most visited beauty spots in the Lake District? The link is James Garth Marshall, who used part of the massive wealth generated by the Marshall flax business in Leeds to fund spectacular improvements to his fine country estate at Coniston. A secondgeneration millionaire, a ‘millocrat’ accused of exploiting his workers, he was nevertheless a thoughtful man with a social conscience, committed to political reform and in touch with the important men of ideas of his day. He was the third son of entrepreneur John Marshall who had amassed a huge fortune using new factory methods to spin flax, cashing in on the booming wartime demand for cloth. His great mills at Holbeck employed over a thousand people, mainly women and children, working 12-hour days for a few shillings a week. James followed his elder brother into the business at eighteen, after a private education in Edinburgh. He was to become a leading figure in the firm, responsible for significant improvements in machinery and working practices. When a new larger mill was required it was he who recommended the unique single-storey plan finally adopted, with its vast two-acre space, its innovative ventilation and lighting system – and famously sheep grazing on the roof! Temple Mill opened in 1840 and was a wonder of its age. Concerned about the conditions of the poor, he believed that extending the vote would lead to improvement. In 1841 he helped to found the Leeds Parliamentary Reform Association and offered Temple Mill for a mass meeting. Some 7,000 supporters crowded into the vast space, under a huge banner claiming ‘Justice for each and all’ in flaring gas-lit letters. But talk did not satisfy the activists. Just a year later James had to fight off a terrifying attack on the mill by Chartist rioters who tried to shut down the boiler and halt production. He hated the

violence, but remained dedicated to extending the vote, including to women. His novel ideas on proportional representation won approval from his friend, the philosopher/economist John Stuart Mill.

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Like his father James saw education as the key to progress. He supported the mill schools and founded a new school himself in Holbeck, with a library – essential he said ‘for giving an early taste for reading and acquiring useful knowledge’. He helped to found a Mutual Improvement Society in Headingley, where he also gave land for allotments for the poor. On the national level he was a strong advocate of the state provision of education rather than the voluntary system that was current at the time. This issue bitterly divided the Liberal party. In 1847 he agreed to stand as MP for Leeds on this platform, following in the footsteps of his father and brothers. But he was basically a shy man and a poor public speaker; he retired in 1852, though he continued to take an interest in politics in support of his beliefs. James divided his time between the family mansion of Headingley House, on the fringe of Beckett Park (demolished c 1910), his London home, and the Lake District where his father and brothers had bought estates,

at Monk Coniston, with Alfred Lord Tennyson & his son Hallam: photo taken 1857 by Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll).

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well away from smoking mill chimneys. In 1836, on advice from the Wordsworths, James bought an estate at Monk Coniston which he later extended and improved, joining three small tarns into one spectacular lake: Tarn Hows. This was to become his favoured home after his marriage in 1841. His younger brother had married well – the daughter of Lord Monteagle, Chancellor of the Exchequer – and James married another daughter, Mary Alice Spring-Rice, in what the papers called a ‘High Life’ wedding in London. The two families were to become even more entangled through further marriages. The Marshalls were moving now in high society. By the 1850s James was senior partner in the business in Leeds alongside his younger brother Henry, but the two frequently fell out over business decisions. As

competition from cotton increased, profits fell away, but by then the family wealth and social status were assured. James now spent more time in the Lakes where he could pursue his life-long interest in geology, and travelled abroad with his wife and four children. They enjoyed a padded life, entertaining eminent friends like Thomas Carlyle, Adam Sedgewick, Alfred Tennyson, John Ruskin. When James died in 1873 he was buried at Coniston where his estate is now owned by the National Trust and enjoyed by thousands of visitors. In Leeds the business struggled on until it finally closed in 1886. Over recent years the once magnificent Temple Mills have lain derelict, reportedly sold recently for just £1, their future in question.

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The Northern Short Story Festival

The only festival of its kind, it celebrates Northern writers and the short story form

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The Northern Short Story Festival returns for its third year on Saturday 2nd/ Sunday 3rd June at the Carriageworks Theatre. The only festival of its kind, it celebrates Northern writers and the short story form through workshops, panel discussions and events. Popular published authors, editors and small publishers will share their stories, expertise and wisdom, and, for the first time, there will be a horror short story theme on Sunday! Workshops include Richard Smyth on ‘Nature Stories’; ‘Writing in the Second Person’ with Lara Williams; ‘Stories Across Worlds’ with Jacqueline Crooks; and ‘Transformative Fiction’ with Irenosen Okojie, on Saturday. And, Sunday features ‘Deadly Fictions’ with Naomi Booth; and ‘An Introduction to Ghost Story Writing’ with Adam Z. Robinson. Panel discussions are ‘Prizewinning Collections’ with Influx Press, featuring Clare Fisher and C.G.Menon discussing the

art of compiling a short story collection on Saturday; and ‘The Short Story and Our World’ on Sunday, when STORGY and Comma discuss the political and out-of-this world possibilities of the short story, featuring ‘Exit Earth’ winner Rachel Connor. Peepal Tree Press will launch a new collection, ‘The Ice Migration’ by Jacqueline Crooks on Saturday, and there’ll be a sneak preview of ‘Black Dogs and the Colour Yellow’ by Christine Barrow. Strix magazine has published nearly a hundred writers from all over the world since its launch last year and founders Ian Harker and Andrew Lambeth will introduce a pick ’n‘ mix of contributors on Saturday. Tickets range from free to £12; Saturday day ticket £30; or weekender £44.50. Full details can be found at www. bigbookend.co.uk/events/

Arts&Culture Leeds’ Biggest Ever Sculpture Exhibition

The biggest display of the Leeds Sculpture Collection, featuring 200 works, recently opened across 14 spaces at Henry Moore Institute (HMI) and Leeds Art Gallery. This free exhibition celebrates the two institutions’ longstanding partnership and marks the HMI’s 25th anniversary. Combining everything from abstract 1.8m tall sculptures to tiny models and works on paper, it’s the most important collection of British sculpture outside London and one of the strongest in Europe.

“This is a special moment for sculpture in Leeds”, said Godfrey Worsdale, Director of the Henry Moore Foundation. “Along with Leeds Art Gallery we are proud to care for one of the best collections of sculpture in the world. To be able to share this as one exhibition across our two venues is extremely exciting. The latest acquisition by Anne Hardy is yet another wonderful example of Leeds’ ambitious commitment to making the city and the region a global force in the field of sculpture.”

The largest piece, ‘Kiss’, standing at 1.8m high is exhibited for the first time in Leeds, along with the collection’s most recent acquisition ‘Falling and Walking’ by Anne Hardy, whose work fills an entire room, offering an immersive, multi-sensory experience. The works range from 1720 to the present day and feature a myriad of different techniques and materials.

“We’ve been working towards this moment for some time now “, said Sarah Brown, Keeper of Leeds Art Gallery. “It will enchant art lovers and newcomers alike. We hope people who’ve never visited a gallery before will come and see what their city’s collection has to offer.” The Sculpture Collections runs across Henry Moore Institute and Leeds Art Gallery until 2nd September. For more on the exhibition see www. henry-moore.org and www.leeds.gov.uk/ leedsartgallery

Horsforth Choral Society Celebrates 90 Years Horsforth Choral Society marked its 90th anniversary with a dynamic concert celebrating the music and composers of Leeds past and present. The 100-strong choir was delighted to welcome the Lord Mayor of Leeds, Councillor Jane Dowson, together with its president, Councillor Chris Townsley, and composers of some of the music, in the historic setting of St Margaret's Church, Horsforth. The ambitious programme included Ralph Vaughan Williams’ work, Toward the Unknown Region, which

premiered in Leeds in 1907, music by contemporary Leeds composers, including Tim Knight’s Benedicite, Andrew Carter’s Easter Alleluya and the Ave Maria by Simon Lindley, Leeds City Organist Emeritus. There were also works by Edward Bairstow, organist at Leeds Parish Church 1906 –1913, and by Philip Wilby, Professor Emeritus of the University of Leeds. "Leeds has a very rich musical heritage, and Horsforth Choral Society is proud to have been part of that since 1928”, said Matthew Lazenby, the choir’s musical director. “It is fascinating to ponder the

changes and events the world has seen since we were formed, but the desire for music as a means of creating unity between singers and inspiring audiences has remained constant. We continue to share a passion for song with the public and look forward to an exciting future." Horsforth Choral Society is currently recruiting new members. All ages are welcome and there is no audition. For details please contact 07854 079418 or horsforthchoralsoc@ gmail.com or visit www. horsforthchoralsociety.co.uk

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Live Art Bistro and The Playhouse Present Two New Shows

West Yorkshire Playhouse is partnering with Live Art Bistro to present two shows at LAB’s venue on Regent Street – Mind The Gap’s ‘Mia: Daughters of Fortune’ on 27th/28th April; and Sh!t Theatre’s ‘DollyWould’ on 11th/12th May. LAB is an artist-led venue and curatorial team based in Leeds. Over the last six years, it has developed an international reputation as an independent creative hub offering opportunities for a broad spectrum of artists. “We’re delighted to be partnering with Live Art Bistro to present two of this year’s most exciting and entertaining pieces of new work”, said Gilly Roche, West Yorkshire Playhouse’s New Work Producer. “Internationally renowned for its adventurous programming and generous support of artists, LAB is a perfect host for these two boundarypushing productions.”

Toby Ward Recital in Aid of Organ Restoration Fund

Bramhope Methodist Church welcomes back Toby Ward, a former choral scholar of King’s College, Cambridge, for a third recital as they seek to raise funds to restore their Leeds-built 1904 Abbott and Smith organ, which remarkably has survived in original condition. A fast moving, eye-opening production that challenges perceptions of learning disability and parenthood in today’s society, ‘Mia: Daughters of Fortune’, created and directed by Joyce Nga Yu Lee, is presented by Bradford’s learningdisability theatre company Mind the Gap. Sh!t Theatre’s ‘DollyWould’ is a bold new show about country legend Dolly Parton, cloning, branding, immortality and death. Filled with musical interludes, daft outfits and sharp comedy, it is a riotously rude exploration of authenticity and fake-ness. Tickets are available from 0113 213 7700 or online at wyp.org.uk

This summer’s concert on Sunday 3rd June (7pm) will see the best of British light music complementing traditional organ works, including ‘Sailing By’, ‘By the Sleepy Lagoon’, and ‘633 Squadron’. As part of the Bramhope Summer Festival, refreshments will also be served and audience participation must be expected! Tickets (£10) can be obtained by sending payment, together with a stamped addressed envelope to: The Toby Ward Organ Recital, c/o 21 The Rowans, Bramhope, LS16 9DZ. Cheques should be made payable to Bramhope Methodist Church. Retiring collection in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust

Arts&Culture Ilkley Literature Festival’s Words in the City ‘Words in the City’, Ilkley Literature Festival’s weekend celebration of poetry and the spoken word, takes place at The Carriageworks, The Leeds Library and other city venues from Thursday 10th – Sunday 13th May. The programme celebrates emerging and established performers from the North of England and leading writers from across the UK. Highlights include reggae poet and social activist Linton Kwesi Johnson; poet Khadijah Ibrahiim; a new show from Mind the Gap’s Alan Clay and Testament, exploring what it’s like to be treated like trash; and poet Simon Armitage, who was recently appointed Professor of Poetry at the University of Leeds. There will be a variety of free, poetry inspired activities for all the family at The Carriageworks, Central Library and Art Gallery on Saturday – including a poetry and song show created by Ilkley Young Writers, ‘The Abnormal Poets of Christchurch’. Photo: Paul Floyd Blake

Writer and film-maker Ishaq Imruh Bakari will launch his latest poetry collection ‘Without

Passport or Apology’ and will discuss his involvement with social justice campaigns with poet Sai Murray, (Sat 1 - 3pm Chapeltown Library). Ugandan writer Nick Makoha leads a poetry workshop at The Leeds Library (Sat 11am – 1pm), and is joined later by Trinidadian writer/musician Roger Robinson for a mixed tape session as they talk about their experiences to the soundtrack of Afrobeats, hip-hop, reggae and soul (4 – 5pm, The Carriageworks). Rising stars of Slam and Leeds poets battle it out in ‘The Northern Slamhouse’ for a cash prize and the coveted support slot for Festival headliner, Linton Kwesi Johnson. (Sat 5 – 6.30pm The Carriageworks). ‘Sorrel and Black Cake: A Windrush Story’ is a scratch performance from the Geraldine Connor Foundation, fusing music, movement and oral history of the people who left the Caribbean for Leeds in ‘40s and ‘50s (Sun 1.30 – 2.30pm The Carriageworks). Poet and comedian Kate Fox hosts and celebrates Northern working-class voices in poetry, followed by a discussion exploring the theme ‘Know Your Place’ (Sun 4 – 5pm The Carriageworks). And, Luke Wright presents his verse play, ‘Frankie Vah’, which deals with love, loss and belief against the backdrop of scuzzy indie venues and 1980’s politics (Sun 7 – 8pm The Carriageworks). For full details, visit www.witc.org.uk

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A Murder of Crows in Adel and Bramhope Adel Players bring their latest murder mystery ‘A Murder of Crows’ to both Adel and Bramhope in June.

and the case changes from one of a missing person to a possible case of murder. Detective Inspector Samuel Hainsworth and community WPC Jemima Relampago are investigating! ‘A Murder of Crows’ will be performed at Bramhope on Friday 8th June, and at Adel on Saturday 9th June, beginning at 7.30 pm. Tickets (£15, which includes a crime quiz, the play and a pie and peas supper) are available from boxoffice@adel-players. org.uk or Anne and Mike Andrews on 0113 2755585.

In the play, Lizzie, the eldest daughter of Colonel Charles Crowe and his wife Julia, had disappeared from the family home 14 years previously, leaving her parents to care for her baby son Jack. Nothing has been heard from her since but the Colonel clings to the belief that she will return and insists that they celebrate her birthday every year. This obsession is bitterly resented by the rest of the family, especially by Jack, who is deeply hurt by his mother’s desertion. Tensions come to a head when a handbag and suitcase belonging to Lizzie are found at Adel Dam Nature Reserve,

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Arts&Culture The Vote Before The Vote

An Exhibition about the Leeds Victorian Women who made the Suffragettes possible Leeds Libraries are celebrating the centenary of the Representation of the People Act, which first gave the Parliamentary vote to women, with a major exhibition dedicated to the Victorian women of Leeds who laid the foundations for the Suffragette Movement. ‘The Vote Before The Vote’, runs from 3rd – 30th May in Room 700 at Leeds Central Library. The first petition to Parliament was presented by Mary Smith, who lived in Headingley, in 1832 and it was laughed out of the House of Commons. ‘The Vote Before The Vote’ presents the Leeds figures in the 19th century Suffragist movement, names that have been largely forgotten, but who deserve to be remembered: women like Catherine Buckton, Isabella Ford, Alice Cliff Scatcherd, Constance Holland, and Mary Gawthorpe. It catalogues their struggles in the long march towards the vote, and their successes along the way.

And there certainly were successes. Catherine Buckton was the first woman elected to the Leeds School Board in 1873, while others helped women organise, both in unions and politically. Some, like Mary Gawthorpe, straddled the era between Suffragists and Suffragettes. A change in the law in 1894 meant that all ratepayers were able to vote in some local elections, and women could run to be Parish Councillors and Poor Law Guardians. For the very first time in English politics, the working class – especially working class women – had a political voice.

Curated by Leeds suffrage historian Vine Pemberton Joss, ‘The Vote Before The Vote’ highlights an area of local history that’s been ignored for far too long. People should know about these pioneering women who believed in an idea and worked to achieve it when the thought of women voting was widely ridiculed. What they achieved was remarkable, and without them, the Suffragettes – who largely dismissed those who’d paved the way for them – would have had a much harder battle. The exhibition will also feature workshops, including one for children on what life was like in the Victorian workhouse. For further information, call 0113 378 5005 or visit whatson.leeds. gov.uk

Arts&Culture World Première of Girl on the Train Comes to The Playhouse The world première of the play ‘The Girl on the Train’ is coming to West Yorkshire Playhouse from 12th May – 9th June. This brand new stage version of Paula Hawkins’s gripping novel, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel, is directed by Old Vic Associate Director Joe Murphy and produced by West Yorkshire Playhouse in association with Simon Friend. Jill Halfpenny, known for leading roles in Coronation Street, EastEnders, and Kay Mellor’s ‘In the Club’, as well as musicals ‘Calendar Girls’, ‘Chicago’, and ‘Legally Blonde’ in the West End, will take the lead role of Rachel Watson, the disillusioned commuter who finds herself as a suspect in an extraordinary mystery. Rachel longs for a different life. Her only escape is watching ‘the perfect couple’ through the train window every day, happy and in love. When she learns that the woman has suddenly disappeared, she finds herself as a witness and even a suspect in a mystery that she could never have anticipated. “It is a thrill to be bringing such a loved book to the stage”, said Joe Murphy. “We have assembled a fantastic creative team and an incredible cast. Our version allows us to explore the character of Rachel, seeing the whole story from her point of view, and having Jill Halfpenny taking on the role ensures an exhilarating night for audiences.” “This new stage adaptation is not only a real dissection of character, which Joe is so skilled at, it’s also a thrilling piece of drama that delights and surprises”,

Having Jill Halfpenny taking on the role ensures an exhilarating night said James Brining, the Playhouse’s artistic director. “The play brilliantly combines murder mystery with an in-depth character study of Rachel”, said Joe. “She is a great female protagonist. Whereas the film concentrated more on the mystery, the book is more interested in character - and the stage allows more character development. “In this excellent adaptation, everyone is complex. Everyone is hiding something. There is always something to uncover and you are constantly changing your mind about them. I have a weakness for 1990’s thriller movies and it feels like doing one of these on stage! There is real theatricality about it, presented so well by Lily (Lily Arnold, Designer) and making it very exciting.” Adam Best takes the role of Rachel’s ex-husband Tom, Sarah Ovens plays Anna, Tom’s new wife, Florence Hall is Megan Hipwell, and Theo Ogundipe plays Scott Hipwell. Colin Tierney and Jonas Khan complete the cast as DI Gaskill and Kamal Abdic.

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Food&Drink Voujon – The New, Stylish Indian on the Block You could easily drive by it, but keep your eyes peeled because just opposite the BP petrol station and St Chad’s Parish Centre on Otley Road in Far Headingley is a treat that you really don’t want to miss out on. Voujon recently took over the ground floor of the Ascot Grange Hotel and transformed it into a relaxed, stylish restaurant. And, set back slightly from the road, there’s even plenty of parking, which is at a premium around Headingley.

Our other starter was a Mix Kebab – chicken and lamb marinated in yogurt with garam masala, garlic, ginger, cumin, cayenne pepper, and cooked in a tandoor oven, and served with a minced lamb sheek kebab. Then it was straight on to a beautiful Balti Fish Curry with Halibut steak in a Balti style sauce with fresh tomatoes and onions, garlic, coriander, turmeric, ginger and chilli. And, Taftoon Chicken – marinated chicken with garlic, ginger, cumin, coriander, and naga chilli which has a very distinctive scent and taste. Apparently the naga chilli is the hottest chilli in the world! We were warned, but it still went down a treat! Pictured: Co-owners Abdul & Syd.

Owner Syd Miah is delighted to finally be open after extensive renovations and is looking forward to Voujon becoming a favourite eatery in the area and welcoming individuals, groups and families. The tables sparkle with white tablecloths and napkins, with place settings all stylishly branded with the Voujon logo. The service is impeccable and so friendly, helpful and welcoming. I should add patient to that as my decision-making faculties were severely tested! I was very happy to go with Syd’s recommendations and I didn’t regret it. I started with Goan Crab Puree – white crab meat cooked with Chaat Masala spices which are tangy and slightly hot but didn’t overpower the crab, served with a puree bread.

I’m afraid we passed on dessert after all of this wonderfully tasty food, but saw that there was a wide selection of sorbets and ices. If you fancy traditional Indian desserts like Jalebi or Ras Malai just let them know a couple of days ahead of time and they will make them up specially. Voujon has a really good selection of reasonably priced wines too. In fact, all the food is very reasonably priced too – around £4 for starters and from around £8 - £15 for mains. Of course, the restaurant also does takeaway meals. Voujon is a welcome addition to the Headingley dining offering and is definitely likely to fulfil Syd’s wish of becoming a favourite neighbourhood restaurant.

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Brewers Market Beer Festival Returns to Canal Mills Brewers Market Beer Festival returns to Canal Mills for its fourth year from 11th – 12th May, coinciding with Leeds Indie Food Festival. Showcasing the very best of local and international craft beer over the course of two days and three sessions, this year will be their biggest showing yet. Canal Mills’ outdoor space will allow for even more craft beer and street food, as well as a pop-up gin bar, a selection of natural wines from Wayward Wines, and DJs. Joining them over the weekend will be a hefty bunch of brewery partners including: Verdant,

Kirkstall, Northern Monk, Thornbridge, Vocation, Black Lodge, Zapato, Track, Buxton, and the Tall Boys bottle shop. And, in the food department you’ll find the likes of Mussel Pot, Little Bao Boy, Rabbit Hole Coffee, Sandos, MorMor and Little Red Food Truck. “This year we’ve moved from our traditional November slot to the Summer”, said Matt Long, Events Manager at Canal Mills, “which will give us the chance to use more of Canal Mills and bring in more breweries than ever before! We’ll also have a wider selection of food and extras.”

Eat North Returns! Eat North returns to North Brewing Company, Taverners’ Walk Industrial Estate, Sheepscar Grove, LS7 1AH for 18 weeks from 28th April. From the team behind Leeds Indie Food, Eat North is the city’s first weekly street food event, last year welcoming approximately 9,000 visitors over 12 weeks. It features a monthly Veg North (complemented by vegan beers and wines) and special Hopulance editions (North Brewing Co’s

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DJ night) and has also planned a Vegan North event. From 12th – 26th May, it will coincide with Leeds Indie Food, with a #LIF18 Special on Saturday 26th May. Eat North provides an opportunity for street food veterans and first-time traders, and a rotating line-up of traders will pitch up at the brewery every Saturday. Alongside the food there is awardwinning craft beer, spirits and wine, DJs and outdoor games, and the fair is both family and dog-friendly!

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Rainbow Junktion is a friendly community cafe, staffed by volunteers and based at All Hallows Church, 24 Regent Terrace, Hyde Park, LS6 1NP. Part of The Real Junk Food Project network, it intercepts quality food that would otherwise go to waste from supermarkets, restaurants and other sources, and transforms it into delicious, healthy meals. As well as regular cafe days, Rainbow Junktion has planned a series of exciting evening events. A couple of times a month, Special Friday Night Bistros will serve up lovely intercepted food with a relaxed bistro vibe. Booking is essential. On Friday 4th May it will host the University of Leeds Human Rights Journal launch, which will be catered by the Syrian Kitchen. There will be a photography exhibition, speakers, Syrian dance and a three-course Syrian feast. As usual, this is a Pay As You Feel event and all funds will go to the Syrian Kitchen, Human Rights Journal and Rainbow Junktion. There will be a joint fundraiser with LeedsMIND on Friday 11th May. More

fabulous food and music from FIONA (fionamakesmusic.co.uk) whose soulful folk-inspired songs explore issues of mental health and gender inequality. Dance of Life on Friday 1st June will raise money for refugees and to support the cafe. It will be a lively evening of reggae, dancing and delicious food. You can book any of these events via the Rainbow Junktion Facebook page, or via emily@rainbowjunktion.org.uk. Keep an eye on Facebook for news of other upcoming bistro nights – an ethical and affordable way to have a great night out. Rainbow Junktion is a Pay As You Feel café, meaning anyone can afford to eat there. There is also a Pay As You Feel shop for picking up groceries. They are always looking for volunteers to help with cooking, serving and washing up! If you are interested, contact emily@rainbowjunktion.org.uk or just pop in during open hours – 10am - 3pm on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.

The Real Junk Food Emporium For the whole month of May, including the dates of the Leeds Indie Food Fest (10 – 28 May) Real Junk Food Emporium will occupy 34-38 Boar Lane (formerly Mr Arkwright’s Tool Emporium!). Leeds first pay-as-you-feel (PAYF) supermarket will be redistributing surplus, discarded and wasted food from around the city.

With edible, safe, and totally delicious food sourced from local businesses, supermarkets, restaurants, and food banks, this is a supermarket for everyone and anyone. To rebel against food waste we must all join the fight. With over 36 millions tonnes of food being wasted every day in the UK, there is enough to go around. In addition, the Emporium will host special five-course dinners on 15th, 22nd and 28th May. Andy Castle (Ox Club), Helen Russell Brown (HRB Bakes) and Caleb Elliott (Rainbow Junktion) will conjure up unexpected, inspiring menus from rescued produce for an intimate evening of food rebellion. It’s also BYOB! With support from The Real Junk Food Project, East St Arts, and LJP Partnership, all proceeds will be reinvested back into local projects associated with the cause. Check online for PAYF supermarket opening times. Tickets: £25 For full details, visit www. leedsindiefood.co.uk

The Great British Food Festival at Harewood Great British Food Festival is back at Harewood House from 26th – 28th May. Over 100 different food producers will be there alongside Man V Food and cake competitions, live music and children’s entertainment. There is something for all the family. Once again, fantastic chefs will be demonstrating their skills on the main stages throughout the weekend - you can expect to see ex Bake Off stars like Francis Quinn, Luis Troyano, Jane Beedle, Sandy Docherty and Howard Middleton.

“We are always keen to keep pushing the events on year on year”, said Daniel Maycock, one of the organisers. “With that in mind, we have added a Bake Stage, which is more interactive and relaxed than the main stage, as well as a Drinks ‘Masterglass’ stage, where we will do tastings and talks. All included in the entry price. We hope to offer a fun foodie day out for the whole family.” For further information and tickets, visit www.greatbritishfoodfestival.com

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CommunityNews Ponies, Historical Re-enactments and Lots of Fun

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at Hope Pastures’ Spring Fayre The Spring Fayre at Hope Pastures Horse and Donkey Sanctuary has been an annual event for almost the whole 40 years that the charity has been rescuing animals. A small event when it started, today this May extravaganza is a popular day-out.

world earlier this year, with thousands of people, some from as far away as the USA, donating to help him. You can see for yourself just what his rescue has meant for him and how fantastic he is now. The Fayre is on Sunday 27th May and runs from 10.30am – 3pm. Hope Pastures (LS16 5PH) is easily accessible, located as it is at the Adel junction of the Ring Road; or from Headingley along Weetwood Lane. There is free parking and the No.28 and No.8 buses stop nearby.

As well as the usual stalls, fun activities, plant sale, refreshments and food, every year ARC, a re-enactor group, gives a fascinating selection of historical displays (with horses) spanning periods from Early Britain to WW2.

St Chad’s Lunch Club, a longstanding and popular weekly lunch club (Wednesdays during term time) and based at St Chad’s Parish Centre, Far Headingley, is currently looking for volunteer drivers. The club has a brilliant team of volunteers who help with transport, serving food and washing up but need some additional helpers to join the rota. You can help at as many or as few sessions as suits your diary – the more team members, the less demand on everyone’s time!

The Fayre gives you a chance to meet the rescued animals and this year there will be a special ‘celebrity’ visit from Bobbie and Bessie, two ponies whose rescue story touched the hearts of people across the country, so much so that Bessie won ‘Top Equine Rescue Story’ in a national vote in 2016.

St Chad’s Lunch Club for older people has a lovely group of 24 or so diners and a growing number need transport to and from their weekly meal. For some this is their only outing of the week. More volunteer drivers are needed to help pick them up and take them home.

You can also catch up with the sanctuary’s latest rescue, Tino, whose desperate case reached across the

If you are interested, please call Anne Wallace on 07815 794 590 for further information.

The Return of the Scarecrows! The 2017 Cookridge Scarecrow Festival was a fantastic event and Leeds Modernians are hoping for a repeat performance with this year’s festival, which will be held over the May Bank Holiday weekend, Sunday 6th / Monday 7th May. Last year over 40 local residents took part. Exhibits anged from a Star Wars extravaganza to a Mad Scientist and Bill & Ben, the Flowerpot Men. Children from Holy Trinity School, Cookridge Methodist Church, and other community groups all contributed wonderful scarecrows. The event was also strongly supported by Grace Community Church and Caring For Life who helped to provide refreshments and inflatables at Leeds Modernians. A brass band, fire engine and ambulance all added to the great community atmosphere of the event.

During the two days of the Festival, the streets of Cookridge came alive. Over 1,000 adults and children followed the Trail, spotting the scarecrows and searching for clues before returning to Leeds Modernians Clubhouse on Cookridge Lane for refreshments. It is hoped that this year’s event will be even bigger and better, with extra attractions and plenty more scarecrows. Watch out for further information, or contact 07982 233086, john.sowerbutts@ ntlworld.com

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CommunityNews Explore Leeds with Rotary The Rotary Club of Headingley is inviting more men and women to join them and has arranged three special ‘Explore Leeds’ tours that prospective members are invited along to. On Tuesday 8th May they will visit the new Parks and Countryside Arium on Thorner Lane, Whinmoor, LS14 3FB, meeting on site at 1.15pm for an hour-long guided tour. They will learn about the role of Leeds City Council’s Parks and Countryside department and tour through the growing zones. This will be followed by tea and cake (£4.99). On 29th May (9am) there will be a tour of Adel Dam Nature Reserve with Dave Johnston. The visit will take in the region

of two hours to allow people to use the hides and hopefully spot the resident kingfishers and other bird life that abounds in this secluded haven. The final tour is to Lawnswood Cemetery on Sunday 3rd June at 2pm, led by Rotarian Ann Lightman, a founder member of The Friends of Lawnswood Cemetery. At the centre of this 53-acre haven of peace and tranquillity is ‘a garden of special historic significance’, which is the focus of the visit. It contains four Grade II listed monuments; several listed buildings and a huge variety of burial and commemoration styles. Many who contributed to this city’s past are buried here. (Donations in aid of the Friends of Lawnswood Cemetery)

Rotary Club membership is by invitation following a visit to a Club meeting. Headingley members meet most Tuesdays at Devonshire Hall, Cumberland Road for lunch followed by a guest speaker. There are many social events, often raising money for charity. So far this year, a Foundation Dinner in Alwoodley raised almost £400 for Maggies Cancer Care. Candlelighters Children’s Cancer Charity benefitted from a Bridge Drive in Bramhope (£950) and a ‘Songs from the Shows’ concert (£2,500). Rotary’s involvement continues at St. Peter’s School – recently providing funds for a shed in their redesigned garden and judges for a speaking competition. Judges were also provided for the Schools Technology Tournament, where 37 teams from Leeds schools competed. Foodbank collections have also been made and help provided at Caring For Life. A remarkable tally for just 50 members! To book, call Ann on 0113 216 0630 or visit www.headingleyrotary.org.uk

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St Gemma’s Big Four-O Thanks to your fundraising and donations, St Gemma’s has been caring for people with life threatening illnesses for 40 years! You are invited to join in the hospice’s BIG FOUR-O fundraiser anytime during 2018 to ensure that it can continue to care for patients for many years to come. St Gemma’s has a fab free BIG FOUR-O fundraising pack to help your fundraiser go with a bang! It contains a Gemma giraffe sweepstake, a new Gemma collection box and much more. Plus, you can download extra things from their website www. st-gemma.co.uk/Big40. Here are some ideas – Bake It! Hold a bake sale for friends and colleagues or hold your own ‘Bake off’ competition, you can download scrumptious recipes from the last four decades. Wear It! by having a dress down day or non-uniform day. Get together with friends and family and have a Big Do! - a party, quiz, disco or black-tie ball. Companies, schools, nurseries, groups of friends – anyone can get involved at any time during

2018 and whatever you choose to do for your BIG FOUR-O St Gemma’s will help you every step of the way. For more information, or to request a BIG FOUR-O pack, call Maria on 0113 218 5196 or email fundraising@st-gemma.co.uk

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In ‘Creation: A Celebration’ at the Grove Methodist Church on Town Street, Horsforth from 10th – 31st May, Sue Symons has turned to the text of the Genesis account of creation for inspiration. Forty-two panels of embroidery, painting and mixed-media tell the story, which took two years to complete. The art is rich in detail, vitality and even humour, and helps viewers to reconnect with the natural world through a blend of historic and contemporary artistry.

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Noise nuisance (daytime) 0113 222 4402 Noise nuisance (out of hours) 0113 395 0143 Don’t’ go disturbing that peace (AKA ‘Party Appropriately!) Spring has sprung. No really, I saw blue sky this morning and this strange glowing orb in the sky…I think with that one I have reached Dad joke nadir!). So, with hopefully warmer weather there comes a time for outdoor entertainment, BBQs or at least parties with doors and windows open. That potentially means lots of noise for neighbours. If you are going to have a party, please let your neighbours know in advance and turn the noise down after 11pm. Turn it WAY down. Or head out

The out of hours service is provided by Safer Leeds (which is the Council and West Yorkshire Police working together). Please call, as not only can they send a team to help but they log the call as evidence of a problem at a property. If the number is engaged, keep trying. We do close parties down and sound equipment has been confiscated. If the problem persists, please call 101 for WYP. All that trouble could be avoided if we all partied appropriately! 07791 795228 / 0113 224 3031

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Implementation of 20MPH Speed Limits Residents are often concerned that the introduction of the 20mph speed limits on many roads in the city is unnecessary. The Highways Engineer has responded to me on the rationale for implementation. “When introducing 20mph speed limits throughout the city, we have adhered to guidance from the Association of Chief Police Officers regarding a suitable mean speed on any road that is to have its speed limit lowered. That suitable mean speed limit is 24mph. Where the mean speed on a road is below that 24mph figure, that means that in the eyes of the Police, 20mph is the appropriate speed limit for that road.

The Council does not implement traffic calming features unless there is a very clear need to do so, either due to an accident record or a speeding issue.

This lower limit will improve highway safety The purpose of implementing 20mph schemes is not to just lower speeds on a road. The purpose is mainly to redefine what drivers consider as the ‘default speed limit’. Many of us were taught that 30mph was the default limit, but there is a drive to change that understanding and that the default speed limit in residential areas should actually be 20mph. This lower limit will improve highway safety generally.”

OFO – Dockless Bike Scheme launching 15th May Ofo (www.ofo.com/uk/en) a dockless bike hire scheme will launch in Leeds on Tuesday 15th May with a fleet of 1,000 bikes. You can locate the bikes and rent them using an app from your smartphone (just put ofo in the app store search) which will connect via Bluetooth to smartlocks on the bikes. You do not need to pay any deposit to hire them, they will be priced at 50p for half an hour, this will be capped at £5 per day. Payment is made by debit/credit card via the registration set up on the app. You can leave them anywhere you could normally safely park an ordinary bike. The city will have a perimeter that the bikes will operate within. www.barryanderson.yourcllr.com Twitter: @barryanderson19

CommunityNews Meanwood Festival is Back! Meanwood Festival returns for ten days from 19th – 28th May. With almost seventy events and activities taking place at over fifteen locations there will be something for everyone. You can choose from music, art exhibitions, arts and crafts, cakes, and wildlife walks. New events include food and drink tastings, children’s drama, poetry readings, tea tasting, SkyFallers, a rock band featuring learning disabled adults, and even spoon whittling!

what’s happening by visiting our website – meanwoodfestival.com or by joining the Meanwood Valley Partnership Facebook group. I would like to thank the Myrtle Tavern and Meanwood Cricket Club for their continued support of the FunDay.” A number of Meanwood businesses support the Festival through sponsorship. These include: Myrtle Tavern, Moores Estate Agents, Alan Cooke Estate Agents, Manning Stainton Estate Agents, Top Stitch, Alfred’s, Moustache, East of Arcadia, Parkland Estate Agents, The Bronzerie, UK Worktops, Meanwood Pharmacy, Hana Matsuri, and Tandem.

The Festival culminates with the Family Fun Day followed by the Music Festival on Bank Holiday Monday on Meanwood Cricket Club pitch next to the Myrtle Tavern. There will be over sixty community and craft stalls and a range of family activities including donkey rides, face painting, the Lion Learners’ Petting Zoo, Ride on Fire Engine, plus inflatables. And food lovers will be well catered for with food from around the world. “We have a very exciting Festival line-up this year and people should book events early to avoid disappointment”, said Festival organiser Gordon Charlesworth. “Leaflets are being delivered to homes in Meanwood so local residents won’t miss out. You can also find out

“Without the backing of so many local businesses and organisations we wouldn’t be able to hold the Festival at all or continue to grow it every year”, said Gordon. “I would like to extend a massive thank you to them all.” Meanwood Valley Partnership is made up of local residents who volunteer their time to preserve, protect and enhance the Meanwood Valley area. Working with Leeds City Council, local businesses and other groups, it aims to improve resources and facilities whilst maintaining the area’s heritage and community spirit. It holds bi-monthly open meetings to discuss local issues and projects. For more information, visit meanwoodvalleypartnership.co.uk

Blossom Fashion Show Raises Record Amount Over 400 guests attended the seventh Breast Cancer Haven Blossom Fashion Show at the Queen’s Hotel in Leeds recently. The event was a celebratory afternoon of style, bravery and confidence and it raised over £29,000 for Breast Cancer Haven, Yorkshire. The thirty-three models involved had all experienced breast cancer and accessed the charity’s free support in Leeds. Breast cancer can rob a woman of her individuality, confidence and strength, and Breast Cancer Haven provides a package of emotional, physical and practical support that helps her to hold on to them. The fashion show featured both national and local retailers. The models were supported by their friends and families. Famous faces in the audience included Billy Pearce, who compered

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Home Garden The Sedge Warbler is a Summer visitor in the UK, arriving from sub-Saharan Africa in mid-April, and leaving in July. Although it is a reedbed specialist, it can also be found in scrubby areas and bushes, ditches and nettle-beds. It breeds in dense vegetation and is quite unobtrusive a lot of the time. When the male sings, however, it perches high on a prominent branch, and belts out its loud, strong and repetitive refrain, often accompanied by a short, jerky song flight. Identifying the Sedge Warbler can be tricky, as, like many migrant songbirds, its plumage is various shades of brown and white to blend in with its surroundings. Its most obviously different feature is the prominent white strip above the eye, and its reddish-brown unstreaked rump is also noticeable in flight. The Reed Warbler, which is also a small brown bird that frequents reedbeds, is duller and much less streaked, as well as being even more unobtrusive than the Sedge Warbler.

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York Gate Garden Opens for 2018 Season York Gate Garden on Back Church Lane, Adel, LS16 8DW, is now open for the 2018 season and is appealing for volunteers to help run its tearoom. The charming one-acre Arts & Crafts style garden is open Sunday to Thursday 12.30 – 4.30pm (closed Fri & Sat) until the end of September. The garden recently welcomed its new head gardener, Ben Preston, who was previously head gardener at Goldsborough Hall, North Yorkshire. “The garden is looking fabulous”, said Ben. “The hard work of our team over the Winter has paid off and the garden is beginning to come to life. There is lots for visitors to see – including stunning tulip borders, pots overflowing with grape hyacinths, daffodils and a variety of other Spring favourites. We will also be opening our perennial wildflower meadows for the first time and can’t wait to see how this develops over the next few years.”

Volunteers are currently being sought to join the team that is responsible for running the tearoom, which will be open for lunches, afternoon teas and homebaked treats, and there is also a gift shop. No previous experience is required, just plenty or energy and enthusiasm. A full induction and relevant training will be given. York Gate is regarded as one of the UK’s best small gardens, created by the Spencer family during the 20th century. It is designed around a series of outdoor rooms, each with its own unique character, laid out on a framework of yew and beech hedges and York Stone and granite paths. Admission £5 / children U-16 free. For further information visit: www.yorkgate. org.uk York Gate Garden is owned and managed by Perennial, the charity that supports everyone in the horticulture trade in times of need.

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Plants all rush to be ready for Summer, and suddenly every space in the flower bed seems to fill up with lush new growth. Here are a few ways to help your garden to look its best as it bursts into life.

Ponds Weeds that cover the surface of the pond can be skimmed off with a net. Leave the unwanted weed by the pond for a day or so before putting it on the compost heap so that any pond animals can find their way back to the water. New pond plants can be added, keeping any vigorous ones in baskets. A layer of gravel on the top will keep the compost in place. Tender plants can

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Grass will be growing strongly this month so keep mowing your lawns once a week. Shrubs that flowered in Spring can be pruned after flowering so cut back any Forsythia, Japanese Quince, Fuchsia and Flowering Currant. Any branching twigs removed could be used to support the growth of perennials elsewhere in the garden. Food and Flowers for the House Some annual flowers and vegetables can be sown now, directly into soil that has been dug over and broken up to give a fine texture. Pot Marigold, Love in a Mist, Opium Poppies, Annual Cornflowers, Clary Sage are among the many flowers to try, and vegetables to sow include French beans, beetroot, lettuce, rocket, carrots, peas, kale and spinach. www.tracyfostergardendesign.co.uk

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Adel Dam is 50 Years Old! in Bloom Entertains its Senior Citizens Photo: David Johnston

The Adel Dam nature reserve celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this month. Next door, and downstream from, Golden Acre Park, the reserve was originally a Victorian ‘pleasure garden’ owned by the Edison family of Headingley and Adel. The reserve opened in May 1968, and was developed and maintained by a group of wildlife enthusiasts from the Leeds Birdwatchers’ Club. Paths, hides and bridges were built to create an accessible wildlife area. The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust took over in 1987 and today a dedicated team of volunteers maintains it. The reserve covers 19 acres and has two hides – one overlooking a pond and marshy area, the other a small lake. Both hides provide remarkably close up views of birds such as great spotted woodpeckers and nuthatches; 162 species of birds have been recorded here over the last 50 years. A big attraction in recent years has been the kingfishers, which can be seen almost daily from both hides. In Spring 2017, visitors watched a family of five kingfishers from the lake hide.

Mandarin ducks display in front of the marsh hide from November – April. Bank voles are regularly seen and otter sightings have been recorded between October 2017 and March 2018. The reserve is open 365 days of the year and various activities take place throughout the year. ‘Guide in the Hide’ (where volunteers help you to identify the wildlife you can see) take place every third Sunday of the month. There are Dawn Chorus walks in Spring, and guided walks are run for various groups throughout the year. Bat and Fungi walks are popular in late Summer and Autumn. Family days are held when children can bug hunt and build nest boxes. For details of upcoming events, visit the reserve, where posters are displayed, or contact the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust on 01904 659570. The reserve is a real wildlife oasis in North Leeds, enjoyed by visitors from all over the UK. It has even attracted visitors from Australia, the USA, Russia and Brazil.

Horsforth in Bloom recently entertained its senior citizens through the 'Live at Home' initiative, held at the Brownlee Stone Centre in Horsforth. Following on from last year’s success, Alan Gray, one of the ‘In Bloom’ members set about making individual 'flat back' wooden planters for the ladies to make up (with a little help). Then they planted up the planters with young plants of their choosing. Everyone enjoyed the experience which, of course, was followed by tea and cake! Thanks go to Alan, Sally Metcalfe (Live at Home Co-ordinator), Sarah Marston (Morrison’s Community Champion) who supplied many of plants, and the whole Horsforth in Bloom team.

Blooming Kirkstall Abbey! Kirkstall Abbey is set to bloom with the first Kirkstall Flower Show – Flowers @ the Abbey on 19th/ 20th May, 11am – 4pm. ‘Our Back Yard’ show gardens, designed by local gardeners, will demonstrate how flowers, veg and fruit can feature in the smallest garden spaces. Activities and workshops will range from mosaics to composting, with local experts coming along to share their skills. There will be a huge range of plants for sale, plus craft, gift and food stalls, and a Gardeners’ Question Time. The event is being organised by Abbey Mills, part of the Kirkstall Valley Development Trust (KVDT), a community benefit society owned and run by its members. The aim of the company is to restore Abbey Mills, a derelict mill complex on the edge of the Abbey Park, for community use. The group is working with Kirkstall Abbey

and Leeds City College to offer a regular program of affordable events at the Abbey site, offer performance and work experience to local students, and raise the profile of the KVDT. Future events include a Jazz Show, Where’s Wally World Record Attempt and Festival of Fun. Tickets for Flowers @ the Abbey (£5 adults/ children free) are available from www. ticketsource.co.uk/kvdt

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Film Review By Brendan Campbell

A QUIET PLACE DIRECTED BY: JOHN KRASINSKY STARRING: JOHN KRASINSKY, EMILY BLUNT, MILLICENT SIMMONDS, NOAH JUPE CERT: 15 RUNNING TIME: 90 MINS Shhh! You hear that? It’s the sound of a non-sequel/franchise instalment, stand-alone original movie doing some serious box office business. No mean feat these days, especially considering that, while most mainstream Hollywood fare tends to utilise all manner of brash, blaring bells and whistles to snag the attention of the filmgoing public, ‘A Quiet Place’ keeps the volume turned down low, it’s use of silence it’s USP. I mean, it’s got ‘Quiet’ right there in the title, for god’s sake! It hardly screams ‘Blockbuster Hit!’ Ironically, the film is produced by Michael Bay; a director terminally allergic to subtlety who seems incapable of making a film with a decibel level below deafening.

A prologue introduces us to the Abbott family (couple Lee and Evelyn and their kids, Regan, Marcus and Beau) who we see scavenging for supplies in a ravaged and deserted, anonymous small-town USA; a scene bound to strike a familiar chord with anyone who has witnessed depictions of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse. Throughout their supply run we note that the family takes pains to avoid making a sound and, on their way home, a tragedy befalls the Abbotts that lets us know exactly why, neatly setting up the film’s premise. We learn that earth has been subjected to an invasion of alien creatures who, while blind, have extraordinarily acute hearing which they use to hunt their prey with lethal efficiency. In this world, to be heard is to die swiftly, but one imagines quite gruesomely. The film’s action takes place over a year after humanity’s numbers have been drastically reduced and the discovery that noise is what makes one vulnerable to attack (“It’s Sound!” trumpets a newspaper headline in the opening scene). We see the family eking out a tentative, cautious approximation of a rural idyll, albeit in a muffled, muted fashion. The Abbotts seem to have grown accustomed to their necessary survival tactics and in this regard they have something of an edge; one of their children is deaf, meaning they were already well versed in sign language before silence became imperative. Their continued survival and successful farm living speaks to our adaptability as a species, suggesting that when our lives depend on it, we’re capable of adjusting to all manner of circumstances. However, if the given circumstances here weren’t fraught with tension enough already, the film ratchets things up with the revelation that Evelyn is pregnant; a situation bound to present some challenges seeing as childbirth and infant-rearing aren’t things one tends to associate with hushed tones. I can’t help but think that on their scavenger shopping list the Abbotts would’ve done well to include birth control.

be considered the refuge of the hack horror director, Krasinsky deploys them effectively here (I’m somewhat embarrassed to admit I nearly leapt out of my seat on more than one occasion) and although not everything quite hits the mark, the film’s flaws are negligible overall. As an exploration of parental anxieties and the pressures of keeping one’s children safe ‘A Quiet Place’ is perhaps a little heavy handed but as a taut, brisk, nerve-jangling sci-fi-horror/thriller it ably gets the job done. ‘A Quiet Place’ makes the most of its deceptively simple central concept. Once the rules of this world are established, the audience, aware of the ever-present threat lurking offscreen, becomes finely attuned to subtle details of the film’s sound design, constantly on the lookout for a potential source of untoward noise. At a lean 90 minutes and with a cast barely exceeding four people, this is an impressive exercise in stripped-down economical filmmaking. While jump-scares may rightly

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Fantastic Line Up for JazzLeeds Festival 2018 The second JazzLeeds Festival has grown from one day in Millennium Square last August to five days – 20th – 24th July. This year there will be two days in Millennium Square and performances at both the Wardrobe and Leeds College of Music and it will feature international stars as well as national and local musicians.

There’ll be new Stream Jazz Improv with Matthew Bourne, Shatner’s Bassoon and more; and the Festival Fringe will be in full swing at the Busk Stop in Land’s Lane, Millennium Square and late night jam sessions at the Domino.

Topping the bill is Soweto Kinch – saxman, rapper, BBC jazz broadcaster – at the Wardrobe (20 July); International jazz star Ian Shaw appears at The Venue on 22nd July with his trio playing music from his new album Shine Sister Shine; there’s new wave of British jazz with women’s band Nerija and trumpeter Chris Batchelor’s band Pigfoot will also be performing.

Celebrating The Duke - Alan Barnes Ellingtonians Octet on Sunday 22nd July at Leeds College of Music

Jazz Galore with Leeds favourites Atlantic Crossover, US saxman Greg Abate with his quartet, Leeds pianist Jamil Sheriff and rising Northern Jazz Stars Tetes de Pois and Archipelago, will all be there.

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New Briggate Blues, a jazz play by Leeds crime writer Chris Nickson, is at The Carriageworks on Monday 23rd July. The setting is Studio 20 on New Briggate, which was the main Leeds jazz club in the 1950’s, hosting musicians like bluesman Jimmy Rushing, traditional jazz legend Ken Colyer, vocalist and raconteur George Melly, and sax legends Tubby Hayes and Ronnie Scott. New Briggate Blues is

directed by Ray Brown and features vocalist Jennie Smith. Celebrating Xero Slingsby at the Wardrobe on Tuesday 24th July, brings together musicians to celebrate the late Matthew Coe (AKA Xero Slingsby 1953 - 1988) who was a powerful force on the Jazz scene in the UK, Belgium, Holland and Germany during the 1980s. Earlybird tickets (£90) are available until 30th April www.ticketsource.co.uk/ jazzleedsfestival2018 For full details, visit www.jazzleeds.org. uk/jazzleedsfestival2018 or call 07544 352594

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Sound&Vision Billie Holiday Forms Soundtrack to a Story of Love, Loss & Hope Writer, director, performer, poet and jazz singer Cheryl Martin brings her Billie Holiday inspired show ‘Who Wants to Live Forever?’ to Slung Low at 67 Bath Rd, LS11 on Sunday 13th May at 5pm. The hour-long, one-woman show is a jazz fantasy about loss, love and hope, set among the stars. It combines science fact, real-world psychological observation and autobiography with lots of jazz vocals to ask why some stars shine more brightly than others, human and celestial, and why people love to watch them falling.

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It’s all channelled through the music of Billie Holiday, the first star Cheryl wished on as a child. “My father had a really good jazz collection, lots of be-bop, Thelonious Monk, Sarah Vaughan and Billie Holiday”, said Cheryl. “Billie was my main influence. In the show, I wonder why people are so fascinated by falling stars.” Cheryl is a striking voice in contemporary theatre, both in her performances and in her work as a director. She examines experiences that many people are afraid to talk about, but approaches them with humour, warmth, and raw honesty that draws audiences in. www.slunglow.org/

Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill ‘Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill’, a journey through the life and songs of one of the greatest musical theatre composers of the 20th century, comes to the City Varieties from 15th – 21st June. The world of cabaret is the setting for this tour of highlights from the Kurt Weill songbook, from the smoky cafés of 1920’s Berlin, to Broadway of the 1940s. Numbers include ‘Mack the Knife,’ ‘Pirate Jenny,’‘Alabama Song,’‘September Song,’ ‘Speak Low’ and many more. Weill was a prominent composer in Berlin in the 1920s and 1930s, before fleeing Nazi

Germany and settling in the United States. He collaborated with many of the leading lyricists and playwrights of the age, from Bertolt Brecht to Ira Gershwin, Alan Jay Lerner, and Langston Hughes. This compelling retrospective, coproduced by Opera North and West Yorkshire Playhouse, brings together a motley crew of characters: the murderers, gangsters and fugitives who populate Weill’s extraordinary catalogue of songs. The show is

brought to life by an ensemble of performers from Opera North with musical direction by Martin Pickard and directed by Giles Havergal. Weill’s American exile yields the beautiful, heartfelt ‘September Song’ and ‘Speak Low,’ both memorably recorded by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan and Billie Holliday among others, and part of Weill’s own chapter in the Great American Songbook. Tickets are available from 0113 243 0808 / cityvarieties.co.uk, or from Opera North on 0844 848 2720 / operanorth.co.uk

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Sound&Vision Circuit des Yeux Presents New Soundtrack for Salomé

Specially commissioned by Opera North Projects, as part of Leeds International Festival 2018, a new score by Circuit des Yeux for the cult silent film ‘Salomé’ will receive its world première at the Howard Assembly Room on Saturday 12th May. The vehicle for the otherworldly voice of Haley Fohr, Circuit des Yeux combines fingerpicked guitar, avantgarde electronics, minimalism and song into a sound that has drawn comparisons with Nina Simone, Nico and even Scott Walker. Fohr and her band bring their distinctive sonics to the scandalous 1923 film based on the story of Herod’s stepdaughter who demands the head of John the Baptist in payment for dancing for the lustful king. Like Strauss’s 1905 opera, which Opera North recently performed at Leeds Town Hall,

the film was inspired by Oscar Wilde’s notorious play, and Aubrey Beardsley’s decadent illustrations for it. Conceived and financed by the Russian actress Alla Nazimova, who also took the title role, Salomé was a resounding flop on its release, shunned by the major studios for its salacious story and the rumours of debauchery that surrounded its star. In the years since, its weirdly beautiful atmosphere and aesthetic – combining Art Nouveau, modernism and the glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age – have led to its growing recognition as an exotic gem and a cornerstone of camp. “Opera North Projects’ long-running FILMusic programme is all about exploring new imaginative possibilities for classic and lesser-known celluloid works of art, and from this point of

view Salomé and Circuit des Yeux feels like a dream combination”, said Jo Nockels, Opera North’s Projects Manager. “Viewers will find much to love in the strange, extravagant world of the film, and Haley’s score will transport it to unexpected new places while illuminating the ambiguities and eccentricities that originally made it so daring.” Salomé is the latest in Opera North’s series of soundtrack commissions. Most recently, Norwegian musician Jan Bang and Matt Calvert of Three Trapped Tigers re-scored the Soviet film Battleship Potemkin to commemorate the centenary of the Russian Revolution. Tickets (£13/ concessions available), are available from 0844 848 2727 or online at operanorth.co.uk

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Festival exhibitions include ‘Collections’ in the gallery, and ‘Clocking Off’, a satellite exhibition in a semi-derelict industrial space, that celebrates the mill’s heritage. LOOM is a collaborative partnership between Sunny Bank Mills and Trouble at Mill, who have Pictured Flo & Joan

LOOM, taking place in Farsley’s Sunny Bank Mills, from 20th – 27th May, promises a week of top quality music, art, words and comedy. Some of the exciting acts already announced include musical comedy duo Flo & Joan, famous for singing hilarious ditties about family and home in a popular series of Nationwide ads; Red Ladder Theatre tells the story of Rugby League’s Eddie Waring in ‘Playing the Joker’; and Aziz Ibrahim (The Stone Roses/Simply Red) provides the tunes for the week’s final night party – Rubble at Mill. Culinary delights will be provided courtesy of a pop-up restaurant created by chefs from Salvo’s, accompanied by funky vinyl grooves from top DJs.

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Sound&Vision Live Music Listings May 2018 Inner Vision Orchestra | Tue 1 May 2pm/7pm | The Stanley & Audrey Burton Theatre, £7 £20. Ensemble of blind & visually impaired musicians playing soulful melodies from Gospel & Blues traditions, Indian Ragas, & Western classical compositions. Encore | Tues 1 May | HEART Headingley. Singer Maggi Stratford & pianist Daniel Bowater present French Chansons. Donations on door Akua Naru | Tue 1 May | The Wardrobe, £13.75. Classic boom bap hip hop sounds, socially conscious rhymes & jazz-soul elements. Yo La Tengo | Thu 3 May | Church Leeds, £22. New York-based art-rock trio. King Khan & The Shrines | Thurs 3 May | Brudenell Social Club, £15.40. Part '60s Stax-like soul revue, part chaotic garage punk squall. Stan Sulzmann & VEIN Trio | Fri 4 May | Seven Arts, £14 / £16. One of Europe’s most soughtafter tenor sax stars appears with award winning Swiss jazz piano trio Iglooghost | Fri 4 May | Headrow House, £8.25. Lush soundscapes, muscular beats, fluttering rhythms, bizarre vocals & a cinematic scope. Mestisa | Sat 5 May | Seven Arts, £12. Traditional & popular music from Latin America; ranging from romantic Boleros, Peruvian marineras, Argentinian zambas, Chilean tonadas to lively Bolivian huaynos. Andy Schofield | Sun 6 May | Inkwell, 1:30pm, £7 - £9. One of the UK's finest jazz musicians. Jon Palmer | Tues 8 May | 8pm at HEART Headingley. A cross between The Pogues & Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Session band. Donations on door We Are Scientists | Tue 8 May | Church Leeds, £18.15 Brooklyn based power pop troupe generating rock music of the thoughtful, epic, loud, vaguely danceable variety.

Seven Live | Wed 9 May | at Seven Arts, Chapel Allerton. Monthly not-for-profit music night, this month featuring Biscuithead & the Biscuit Badgers, Little Mistakes, & John Geraint Jones. £7 on door. Too Many Zooz | Sat 12 May | Brudenell Social Club, £24.20. 3-piece of trumpet, baritone sax & percussion blasting out danceable rhythms with a punky edge. Afriquoi | Sun 13 May | Belgrave Music Hall, £13.75. Live African dance music fusing dancehall, soca, chimurenga, soukous, house, dubstep & electro. Leeds University Union Big Band | Sun 13 May | Seven Arts, 1.30pm, £8 / £10 (£5 NUS). Playing a wide variety of dance band/big band repertoire including swing, funk & jazz. Josh T Pearson | Tue 15 May | Brudenell Social Club, £20.35. Post-rock/Americana artist formerly of Lift to Experience. Jean Watson Collective | Tues 15 May | HEART Headingley. Wonderful tunes from the Great American Songbook. Donations on door Noya Rao | Wed 16 May | Headrow House, £7.70. Hip Hop trio treading a path between trancy ambience & cinematic grooves. Darius Brubeck Quartet | Thu 17 May | Seven Arts, £16 - £18. A strong programme of South African jazz, Dave Brubeck hits & Darius’ original compositions. Melodic, spontaneous & rhythmically exciting. The Rutles | Fri 18 May | Brudenell Social Club, £22. Hilarious Beatles parody/tribute lead by former Bonzo Dog & the 'Seventh' Monty Python member Neil Innes. Gaz Coombes | Sat 19 May | Church Leeds, £19.25. Former Supergrass frontman playing catchy punky indie-rock. Artificial Pleasure | Sun 20 May | Oporto, £8.80. Supercharged pop-funk-punk with thrusting sleazy grooves. West is Best | Sun 20 May | Inkwell, 1.30pm, £7. The music of Art Pepper & Chet Baker featuring jazz vocalist Nel Begley & saxman Laurie Covell

Os Mutantes | Tue 22 May | Brudenell Social Club, £22. Highly influential Brazillian psychedelic rock. Jeff Hewer Trio | Tues 22 May | HEART Headingley. Dynamic jazz band performing originals & interpretations of jazz classics. Slam Dunk Presents: The Beat, Buzzcocks, The Selecter, Stiff Little Fingers | Fri 25 May | Millennium Square, £44. Quadruple bill of classic punk & ska. Juan Martin | Fri 25 May | Holy Trinity Church, £16.50 - £27. Spectacular flamenco guitarist, twice voted one of the world's top three exponents by 'Guitar Player' magazine. Nine Below Zero | Sat 26 May | Brudenell Social Club, £16.50. One of Britain's most respected R&B bands, famous for no-frills, punchy & direct approach. Asian Dub Foundation | Sun 27 May | The Wardrobe, £22. A combination of hard raggajungle rhythms, indo-dub basslines, searing sitar-inspired guitars & 'traditional' sounds. The Eastgate Big Band plays Count Basie | Sun 27 May | Seven Arts, 1.30pm. Lovingly recreated acoustic Count Basie sound from young Leeds Big Band Femi Kuti & The Positive Force | Mon 28 May | Belgrave Music Hall, £22. Funky, feisty afrobeat. Backed by a heavily percussive, horn driven band, Femi dominates with his stirring saxophone, soulful vocals & groove laden rhythms. Courtney Barnett | Tue 29 May | O2 Academy, £25.25. Melbourne-based singer, guitarist & songwriter. Comes across like a female Yo La Tengo meets Jeffrey Lewis. Joe Tilston & Helen Chambers | Tues 29 May | HEART Headingley. Folk flavoured music. Broken Social Scene | Wed 30 May | Belgrave Music Hall, £24.75. Sprawling, eclectic, genre-hopping, multi-band-spanning Canadian collective. Blind Boy Paxton | Thu 31 May | Brudenell Social Club, £16.50. LA multi-instrumentalist drawing on pre-WW II blues & jazz, influenced by the likes of Fats Waller & Blind Lemon Jefferson.

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Mental Health City Museum A free community mental health event especially for men with mental health issues or those supporting men with mental health issues (or for anyone wanting to learn about others' lived experiences), will be held at Leeds City Museum on Sunday 20th May, 11am – 4pm. This is a safe space for people to access advice and support from charities and organisations. Stallholders include activity and social groups for people to sign up to; classes and groups that might help their mental health such as Leeds Rhinos Foundation, Leeds Photography Group and Leeds Repair Cafe. The majority of stallholders have experienced mental health problems or suicide bereavement.

Kam Johal from Horsforth has set herself the challenge of cycling from London to Paris in July this year to raise funds for Candlelighters, the charity that provides care and support to children with cancer and their families across Yorkshire.

“Kam has set herself a huge challenge”, said Jen Aspinall, Candlelighters’ Community Fundraiser. “Last year she took on the Great Yorkshire Bike Ride, cycling 70 miles from Wetherby to Filey. She’s going the extra 164 miles this year to raise even more money!”

She will cover 234 miles across England and France in just three days. “I visited Candlelighters recently and was inspired by the amazing work they do”, said Kam. “Candlelighters are making a huge difference to the lives of children and their families here in Yorkshire.”

It costs Candlelighters £1.6 million a year to provide a variety of services to the families of children suffering from cancer. Her support will make a huge difference.

To help Kam on her way, Diligent Fitness in Rodley is hosting a Candlelighters’ Charity Work Out on Saturday 12th May, starting at 10am. It is open to everyone. To reserve your place (£5) contact Kam at johalkk@hotmail.com

If you would like to support Kam, please visit https://give.everydayhero.com/uk/ kam-s-london-to-paris-cycle If you are interested in taking on your own challenge, please contact Jen on 0113 322 9283, info@candlelighters.org.uk, or visit www.candlelighters.org.uk

There will be free workshops by a number of experienced people, including ex-Rugby League player Jimmy Gittins on behalf of State of Mind Sport and Leeds Mindfulness, wellbeing coach Liz Dawson, writers Russell Lloyd and James Oddy, Darren Sanderson Photography, Lee Johnson Fitness, and Steve Hart, organiser of Leeds Mindfulness & Positive Emotion Enhancement Centre. A tombola will help to raise money for CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), and there will be children's entertainment. Everyone is welcome. For full details visit mensmentalhealthevents. wordpress.com

Open Day at Leeds Pétanque Club Leeds Petanque Club is holding an Open Day on Sunday 6th May from 11am at the Richmond House School Playing Fields on Glen Road in Far Headingley, just off Otley Road.

If you’d like to have a go then go along to their Club Open Day – there will be boules for you to borrow and plenty of friendly faces to help get you started. For more information, visit www. leedspetanque.wordpress.com

Pétanque is a sociable, strategic and sometimes frenetic ball game from France in which teams compete to throw their steel balls, known as boules, closest to a much smaller ball called the coche. It’s easy to pick up but you’ll quickly discover that clever tactics, subtle tricks and a little bit of luck can give your team the edge over the opposition. Started back in 2006, The Leeds Pétanque Club’s membership ranges from casual weekend players right up to people competing at national and international levels. They regularly put on demonstrations in and around Leeds and are always happy to welcome new members, regardless of age or ability.

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Adel War Memorial Association’s bowling club recently received £500 sponsorship from Bellway Homes, which will go towards the much-needed refurbishment of its club pavilion. Established over 50 years ago, Adel Bowling Club, which is located on Church Lane, has over 60 members and currently participates in four different leagues. "This is such a great club, with a proud history, but unfortunately the pavilion is in need of some tender loving care”, said committee member Lydia Tugwell. “This generous donation will go a long way towards making that happen.”

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GSAL Students Raise Over £3,000 for Rohingya Community The Islamic Society at The Grammar School at Leeds (GSAL) recently raised over £3,000 for the Penny Appeal charity during an evening of family fun. The money will go towards providing food, clothes, blankets, hygiene items, water and shelter for displaced Rohingyan refugees.

Britain has been one of the world’s innovators of technological products since VictoriancTimes, however, recent research shows that we are now facing a critical skills gap. To compete in a world market, more children need to see the benefits of pursuing a career in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. The Rotary Clubs of Leeds recently held their Technology Tournament at the John Charles Centre, with 15 schools entering 36 teams (approx.150 children) to compete for prizes. The tasks became more difficult as the ages increased. The benefit of this competition was that the children had to work in teams; communicate, plan and explain their design development in a written portfolio, then have the opportunity to learn from their mistakes and modify their original thoughts. The final construction was then tested to see if it met the design brief. Judges were on hand to make suggestions that the children might have wished to investigate, to improve their model.

The event was attended by the commented “It is amazing that the teams were all given the same brief to design and build a model which had to achieve a practical purpose, but each team’s design varied to achieve the required end result”, said Cllr. Jane Dowson, Lord Mayor of Leeds, attended the event. “It was wonderful to see our school students tackle the project with such enthusiasm. There was a real buzz about the place. I hope it inspires them to become the scientists and engineers of tomorrow and fulfil the skills gap we have in the country.” The prize winners were: Foundation – Roundhay College; Intermediate – Grammar School at Leeds; Advanced – Grammar School at Leeds; Innovation – Abbey Grange School. The competition is supported by Leeds University, Becketts University, West Yorkshire Society of Architects, local Rotary Clubs and Councillors.

The event was organised by Year 13 students Husna Mahmood, Adnan Akhtar, Aiman Zaidi and Bushra Tellisi, supported by Mrs Nema Saeed, teaching assistant and Muslim faith coordinator, and a team of 20 student volunteers. “We kept seeing the Rohingya in some news reports but not all – despite it being such a big crisis”, said Bushra. “We were inspired by a successful fundraiser at the school for Syrian refugees five years ago and wanted to do something to help.” The students received donations from across the community, meaning that most of the ticket money could be donated directly to the charity. My Lahore restaurant donated the food and Starbucks donated coffee, while parents and others gave items for an auction and materials for games and other activities. Musical entertainment was provided by sixth form band ‘The Aerials’.

NSPCC Needs More Volunteers for Schools Service The NSPCC is asking people to join its Schools Service and help deliver ‘Speak Out Stay Safe’ assemblies that teach primary school children how to keep themselves safe from abuse and neglect. The service aims to visit every primary school across the UK every three years. In the last academic year, it has visited 244 schools.

The Speak Out Stay Safe programme is delivered by specially trained NSPCC staff and volunteers who deliver age appropriate messages which link directly to the curriculum helping children aged 4-11 to: • Understand abuse and recognise the signs

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at Adel Sports Association & games are on Sundays. Details: Brian Wilks 07587 143430, bcwilks11@gmail.com St Chad’s Broomfield Cricket Club Only amateur cricket club in Headingley with over 130 years of history & 15 senior & junior teams, including women & girls. New players, volunteers &sponsors are welcome. Details: Paul 07795 154444, www.stchadscc.com University of Leeds Staff Walking Club Walks of varying lengths (5 – 15 miles) every weekend. No subscription, transport can be provided & everyone is welcome. Details: David Shaw 285 7480 / d.c.shaw@leeds.ac.uk Vinyasa Flow Yoga Mon, 6 – 7pm at Left Bank Leeds, Cardigan Rd. Improve your strength & flexibility. All levels welcome. Online booking recommended (£5) leftbankleeds. eventbrite.co.uk Wheels 4 Fun Disability Cycling Group meets Sat, 11am – 1pm at Meanwood Valley Urban farm for advice, support & social cycling for adults with a physical disability. Tandems, tricycles & other bikes available. Volunteers needed to help with various roles. Details: Trish 269 5028, www.wheels4funleeds. wordpress.com

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ARTS & CRAFTS Art & Craft Classes Tues 1 – 3pm (term time) Little London Community Centre, Oatland Ln. £5/£3 per session includes tuition, materials & refreshments. Details: Hannah 07761 184841, hannah@littlelondonarts.org.uk, www. littlelondonarts.org.uk Bramhope Arts Club meets Mon, 7.30pm at Bramhope Village Hall. Demonstrations & fun syllabus. All medias explored. New members welcome - from beginners to experienced artists. Details: Ian Milne 230 0094 Brush & Palette meets Thurs, 1 – 4pm at HEART, Bennett Rd, Headingley. For anyone who would like to bring their materials & paint with others. Any ability. Details: Lorraine 267 0352 Art Roundhay Park English Art Co. hosts another exhibition at The Mansion Conservatory, Roundhay Park ‘til end May, showcasing original art & prints by local artists – including David Lyon, Samantha Ward, Miriam Laville, Judy Merchant, Jo Dunn, Ben Snowden, Tilly & Blue, Andrew Ripley Photography, Monkey Puzzle Tree, Lubylu, Corinne Lapierre, Chase & Wonder & Seedball. Details: Catriona@Theenglishartco. co.uk Horsforth Art Society meets Wed, 7.30pm at The Studio,15 Back Ln, Horsforth LS18 4RF. 3 May: demo by Paul Marlor ‘Lake reflections’. Members £3/visitors £5 (details: Teresa 268 8231, www.horsforthartsociety.wordpress.

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Crag House Farm Plant Sales Day Sat 12 May, 9am-5pm at Caring For Life, Otley Old Rd. Cookridge, LS16 7NH Great range of home-grown bedding plants. They’ll pot up your pots with plants of your choice. Details: 230 3622 Free Afternoon Tea at Left Bank Leeds Cardigan Rd. 2nd Wed each month (9 May), 2 – 3.30pm. No need to book. Friends of the Hollies Plant Sale Sat 19 May 9.30 – 11.30am just beyond the Weetwood Lane car park. Wide range of bedding plants, perennials, shrubs, vegetables & herbs, plus drinks & homemade cakes. All profits used to buy bulbs & shrubs for planting in The Hollies. All welcome. Horsforth Farmers’ Market (sponsored by Horsforth Churches Together) Sat 5 May, 9.30am – 12.30pm at St Margaret’s School car park. Details: 258 3521, www.horsforthchurchestogether. btck.co.uk

Leeds Feline Friends Cream Tea & Plant Fair Sat 26 May, 1.45 – 3.30pm at Alwoodley Community Centre ,The Avenue, LS17 7NZ Leeds Horticultural Society Plant Sale & Coffee Morning Sat 12 May, 9.30 – 11.30am at St Chad's Parish Centre. Adm £1 (incl refreshments). Annuals, Veg & Perennials. White elephant. Homemade cakes. Details: Pat 225 0030. Open Door Café Relax & enjoy a drink & homemade cakes every Fri 10am – 12 noon at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Horsforth – bottom of Town St. opposite Hall Park. Details: www. ebcleeds.org.uk Table Top Sale Sat 12 May, 10.30am – 1pm at the United Reformed Church, Spen Ln. For a table, contact Andrew on 07887 561381.

GROUPS/CLUBS 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/ Amnesty Leeds Letter Writing Group meets every 4th Tues. Lovely, relaxed meeting of friends fighting injustice & making a difference + tea and cakes! Details: 269 7068, johnhales24@yahoo. com Cookridge Gardening Club monthly Wednesday talks, 7.30pm at Cookridge Methodist Church Hall, Tinshill Rd. Visitors £2 includes refreshments. Annual membership £10. 16 May: ‘Ways to a better garden’. For July garden visits & trips see www. cookridgegardenclub.btek.co.uk Details: Katherine 267 1815 Cookridge & Horsforth U3A 14 May: ‘Pearls’ by Robert Bolton, 10.30am at

Cookridge Village Hall. Refreshments from 10am. Visitors & new members welcome. Visiting speaker & book & CD/DVD exchange. Meeting fee £2. Members enjoy many interest groups & excursions. Friends of Pudsey Roller Thurs 3 May at Farsley Liberal Club – short film ‘Amazing Railways & their Trains! + Pie & Pea Supper. Tickets £8 from John on 257 0371, pudseyroller@yahoo.co.uk, or Jackie Gowing, 15 Balmoral Way, Yeadon, LS19 7WF (please include an SAE), Horsforth in Bloom meets Sat 5 May, 10am in Horsforth Museum to plan work to be done & preparations for the Summer Judging. Come along & join this active, friendly group. Details: 258 3521, www.horsforthinbloom.co.uk Kaleidoscope Social Group holds club nights Wed, 8pm at the Lawnswood Arms. The singles social group meets across North Leeds for meals out, visits, concerts, games nights etc. Don't

be lonely - go along to their club nights & make new friends. Details: Rita 217 1747 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 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 Horticultural Society meets six times a year on 1st Tues, 8pm St Chad's Centre, Far Headingley. 1 May: Sue Ottley-Hughes 'A Medieval Garden against Food Poverty'. Membership £10pa/ couple £15. Details: Pat 225 0030, Viv 267 3880 Leeds Hospital Alert Small group campaigning for preservation of

NHS. Next meetings Tues 15 May (19 June) at Muir Court, St Michael’s Rd. LS6. Details: 278 5495, info@ leedshospitalalert.org.uk Leeds RSPB Group coach trip Sat 26th May to Far Ings reserve & North Cave wetlands, dep 8.10am Roundhay, 8.30am Leeds, call 07722 120540 to book. Also, free bird walk at Rodley Nature Reserve Sat 5 May - meet at first car park 10am. Leeds UNICEF Group Celebrate 50 Years of Fundraising with: Thurs 26 April: 3 – 5pm visit National Hyacinth Collection, Ripley Castle + AGM, £10; May (date TBC) Meal at Sukhotai Leeds, £20; 3 Oct: Farnley Hall tour & tea, 2pm, £20. Details: leeds.unicef@ gmail.com Meanwood Men's Society Mon 7 May: meet 6.45pm at Community Hall for visit to Lawnswood Cemetry; Mon 21 May: Annual Crown Green Bowls Competition, 7pm in Meanwood Park. Details: Colin 274 6316

North Leeds Speakers Club meets 2nd & 4th Mon, 7.30pm at Town Street Tavern, Town St. Horsforth. Helping people improve their public speaking skills, boost their self-confidence & have fun. Details: Pauline 269 3542 Sunday Birdwatchers Details & to book: Keith 07757 302521, Steve 2571184 MUSIC CoMA Leeds Interested in playing contemporary music? Friendly, enthusiastic ensemble is looking for musicians of all abilities to take part in a London event in Sept 2018. Monthly rehearsals at Harehills Lane Baptist Church LS8 4HE. Details: phone/text 07742 196622 Folk Night with Bella & Polly – Thurs 17 May, 7.30pm Crag House Farm, Otley Old Rd, Cookridge, LS16 7NH Rachel Croft supporting. Tickets £5. Open bar, burger & chips available to purchase. Details: 230 3618

Horsforth Choral Society Mixed voice choir rehearsing Mon, 7.30pm in St Margaret’s Parish Centre. Next concert Fri 20 July at St Chad’s Parish Centre. New members very welcome, all ages, no audition. Details: 07958 782348 / info@horsforthchoralsociety.co.uk 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 The New Creation Sat 19 May, 7.30pm at Grove Methodist Church, Town St Horsforth. A multimedia presentation by Knaresborough Choral Society & Orchestra. Tickets £10 (children U-12 free) from 258 3346 or MC Consumables, 120 Town St. Horsforth,

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Horsforth Churches Together meet Wed 2 May, 7.30pm Lister Hill Baptist Church. Details: 258 3521, www. horsforthchurchestogether.btck.co.uk

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Pentecost in St Chad’s 150th year: Parish Communion Sun 20 May, 9.30am at St Chad’s Far Headingley. Guest preacher Revd Barry Overend, Vicar at St Chad's 1987-2010, winner of the Times 'Preacher of the Year' 1995. Festal Evensong Sun 20 May, 6.30pm. All welcome.

Café Scientifique Headingley. Mon 14 May, 7.30pm at New Headingley Club, 56 St Michael's Rd. LS6 3BG. Darryl Cunningham will speak about ‘Science, Cartooning & Art’, & show how he’s used his cartooning work to promote science & critical thinking in his various books. £3. Details: www. headingleydevelopmenttrust.org.uk/ cafe-scientifique

SUPPORT Meanwood Lunch Club meets Thurs, 12.15pm in Holy Trinity Community Hall, Meanwood. Three course meal + tea/ coffee for £5. Details: Anne 268 1131 Meeting Point Thurs, 2 – 4pm at Bramhope Methodist Church. Run in conjunction with OPAL - £2 entry. Speakers, activities, trips out, refreshments & companionship for older people. Details: OPAL on 261 9103 St Chad’s Lunch Club Wed 12 noon (term time), at St Chad’s Parish Centre LS16 5JT. Open to anyone of retirement age, £4 for 2-course meal, tea/coffee, biscuits & chat. Transport available within catchment area. Details: Anne 07815 794 590.

Leeds Coeliac Group Offering advice & support to those medically diagnosed with Coeliac disease & who have to follow a strict gluten-free diet. Details: 07711 768850, sandra.mclean@ btinternet.com Leeds Healing Centre Fri noon 2.30pm at HEART, Bennett Rd, Headingley, LS6 3HN. Healing to aid relaxation & promote wellbeing by professional team of volunteers. £5, no appointments necessary. Details: 07985 121810, www.leedshealingcentre. org. Also at Friend's Meeting House, Roundhay, Thurs 7pm - 8.30pm. Details: 07949 972690

Faith in Art: Anna Hall Tues 15 May 7-9pm at LeftBank Leeds, Cardigan Rd. Series of conversations exploring how life & faith can impact the creative processes. Documentarian Anna Hall will be joined by a creative professional & a Baptist Minister in a discussion on the intertwining aspects of art & faith. Details: leftbankleeds.eventbrite.co.uk Leeds Geological Association Thurs 3 May, 7.15pm Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre, Michael Sadler Building, Leeds University, a lecture - ‘Faults & earthquake hazard: the past is the key to the present’ by Dr Laura Gregory, School of Earth & Environment Visitors welcome. Details: www.leedsga.org.uk

TALKS SPIRITUAL Ascension Day Service Thurs 10 May, 7.30pm at St Chad’s, Far Headingley. Revd Tom Lusty leads a service with uplifting hymns & readings for Ascension Day.

Forum 2000 meets Wed, 10am – noon at Grove Centre, New St. Horsforth. 2 May: Mark Burns –Williamson OBE on his role as Police & Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire: 9 May: ‘Votes for Women’ with Rita Saville Stones. This ends the Forum

Leeds Philosophical & Literary Society meets Wed 16 May, 7.30pm at University House, Dr Alaric Hall for a talk on ‘J.R.R. Tolkien & Leeds’. All welcome. Details: /www.leedsphilandlit. org.uk

Struggle & Suffrage Wed 16 May, 1 – 2pm, Room 700, Central Library. A talk by Leeds writer Tina Jackson. What were conditions like for women in Leeds, those living in slums & working in mills, factories & sweatshops? What was it like for women who had no vote & no voice. What did the campaign for suffrage mean in real-life terms. Free.

Leeds Ladies Coffee Club meets 1st Thurs, 10.30am at Leeds Church Institute, New Market St. 3 May: ‘A Fallen Friend’ – Susan Pape: 7 June: ‘The Work of the Donkey Sanctuary’ – Daniel McLoughlin. Details: Joan McShane 225 1166

Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society (Family History Section) Sat 12 May, 12 noon at Swarthmore, Woodhouse Sq. LS3 1AD – a lecture entitled ‘Tracing Your Empire Ancestors’ by Edgar Holroyd-Doverton. Preceded by AGM at 11 am.

Bite my Thumb Theatre presents John Godber’s play ‘Bouncers’ 12 May at Bramhope Village Hall, Old Ln, Bramhope. Tickets (£8) from Peter Wright 284 3361, craven.manager@ gmail.com or Stancliffe Pharmacy, The Parade, Bramhope, 284 2884

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Films at Heart Independent films from around the world on 2nd Tuesday, 8pm at HEART, Bennett Rd. Headingley. 8 May: Swedish comedy ‘A Man Called Ove’. Tickets £6/£5/£4 on door. Members & non-members welcome. Details: www.facebook.com/ FilmsAtHeart

Adel Ladies Luncheon Club meets monthly at Castle Grove Masonic Hall, off Moor Rd. Far Headingley, 12.30pm for lunch & talk. 2 May: ‘Powder, Paint & Corset: Beauty Down the Ages’ with Dulcie Lewis; 6 June: ‘The Piazza St Marco & the Building of Venice’ – Dr Ian Adams. Details: Mrs Muriel Huntley 230 1584

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Getting Started with Family History Thurs 3 May, 10.30am – 12 noon Getting started with Ancestry.com; Wed 9 May, 2.30 – 3.30pm, Getting Started with Trade Directories – how they can help with family history; Wed 23 May, 2.30 – 4pm, Getting Started with Old Newspapers, online & on microfilm. Free at The Portal, Central Library. Tickets: 378 6982 or localandfamilyhistory@leeds.gov.uk Heritage Tours of Central Library Thurs 3 May (Fri 11 May) 2.30pm. £5 per person. Book via www.ticketsource. co.uk/leedslibraryevents Real Junk Food Project Horsforth Café Part of global network of ‘pay as you feel’ (PAYF) cafes, using waste food to create delicious snacks & meals. Mondays (14 & 21 May) 10am – 2pm at The Parish Centre St Margaret’s Church, LS18 5LY. Volunteers needed! Contact via Facebook TRJFP Horsforth Café. surplus fruit & veg welcome bring to café on a Monday.

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