This page is here to keep you informed about what’s happening in your neighbourhood and the work Leeds Federated is doing to deliver our services to you. Our aim is simple: to help people make a home, and we’re here to listen, learn and act on your views
You’ll find your Neighbourhood Plan here (just click or tap the image below)
Your plan has been created using your feedback from recent surveys. It highlights what’s working well, what needs attention, and the priorities you’ve told us matter most. We’ve also developed an Action Plan to show how we’ll deliver onContinue reading
This page is here to keep you informed about what’s happening in your neighbourhood and the work Leeds Federated is doing to deliver our services to you. Our aim is simple: to help people make a home, and we’re here to listen, learn and act on your views
You’ll find your Neighbourhood Plan here (just click or tap the image below)
Your plan has been created using your feedback from recent surveys. It highlights what’s working well, what needs attention, and the priorities you’ve told us matter most. We’ve also developed an Action Plan to show how we’ll deliver on these priorities.
This page is your hub for updates, news, and ways to get involved. Check out the newsfeed below for the latest, explore other pages for wider projects, and discover how you can share your ideas or join in.
Plus, a little bonus: every month, we’re giving away a £30 voucher to someone who interacts on the Your Voice site – whether that’s leaving a comment, completing a survey, or sharing something creative. So, get involved and have your say!
The Pudsey and Farsley area sits in west Leeds, known for its strong sense of community, independent spirit and welcoming neighbourhoods. From the historic streets of Farsley to the bustling centre of Pudsey, it’s a place where neighbours feel connected and local pride runs deep.
Residents enjoy a great mix of amenities, from independent shops and cafés in Farsley to Pudsey Market, Owlcotes Shopping Centre and local favourites like Grumpy’s and Amity Brew Co. Hidden gems include Sunny Bank Mills, with its galleries, events and creative spaces, alongside Pudsey Park, a much-loved green space with gardens, playgrounds and seasonal activities for families.
Pudsey and Farsley are part of the Pudsey and Calverley & Farsley wards. Local councillors including Simon Seary, Dawn Seary, Trish Smith, Peter Carlill, Craig Timmins and Andrew Carter are active in supporting community projects and local residents across the area.
Getting around is easy with regular bus and rail connections into Leeds and Bradford. New Pudsey Station and Bramley Station provide convenient travel links, while Leeds city centre is only around 20 minutes away by car or train.
Residents enjoy access to a range of green spaces including Pudsey Park, Hainsworth Park and the scenic Leeds and Liverpool Canal nearby. Farsley’s village atmosphere and surrounding walking routes make it popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Young people can get involved in sports, arts and community activities through local groups and clubs across Pudsey and Farsley. Sunny Bank Mills regularly hosts creative workshops and community events, while local football, rugby and dance clubs provide activities throughout the year.
Stay active at gyms and leisure facilities including Pudsey Leisure Centre, or support local grassroots teams and fitness groups across the area. Independent cafés, bars and restaurants also give Pudsey and Farsley a thriving social scene.
Pudsey and Farsley have a fascinating history, from Pudsey’s industrial heritage to Farsley’s proud textile mill past. Did you know that Sunny Bank Mills was once one of the most important textile mills in Yorkshire and is now one of Leeds’ leading creative and cultural destinations?
