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Update on Litter Complaint

Thank you to those who raised concerns about litter in the area. Following several visits and inspections, we have not found any significant litter issues at this time. However, if residents do notice litter, especially on the main street, they are encouraged to report it directly to Leeds City Council (LCC) or to Leeds Federated Housing Association (LFHA) so it can be addressed promptly.

  • Report to LCC: www.leeds.gov.uk/residents/environmental-health/report-litter or call 0113 222 4406
  • Report to LFHA: Email enquiries@lfha.co.uk or call 0113 386 1000

We appreciate your continued efforts in keeping our community clean and welcoming.




Keeping Our Community Safe – Free Safety Resources Available

As part of our ongoing commitment to creating a safer and more secure neighbourhood, we’re pleased to offer a range of free community safety items to residents. These resources are designed to help prevent anti-social behaviour, improve home security, and support personal safety.

Available items include:

  • Personal alarms for added reassurance when out and about
  • Window and door alarms to alert you to unexpected access
  • Door chains and wedge alarms for extra entryway protection
  • Sash jammers and window restrictors to reinforce vulnerable points
  • CCTV stickers (internal and external) and dummy CCTV cameras to deter unwanted behaviour
  • Soft closers and slam stops for internal doors to reduce noise and damage
  • Appliance mats to help with household safety and organisation

If you’re experiencing safety concerns or would like to request any of these items, please contact your Neighbourhood Officer. We’re here to support you in making your home and community a safer place to live.


Safety Gate Installation – Under Review

We are currently exploring the possibility of installing safety gates for both the double driveway and the pedestrian access point in response to recent community concerns. These measures aim to improve security and help prevent unauthorised access to shared spaces. At this stage, we are assessing the feasibility of the installation, which will depend on the overall cost and practical considerations. We are working with relevant teams to gather quotes and evaluate options. Once we have a clearer understanding of the financial and logistical implications, we will provide an update to the community. We appreciate your patience and continued engagement as we look into this request.

Your Voice Page Closure and Merger with Main Armley Page

After careful consideration, we have decided to merge the Your Voice for Armley Grange Mount page and merge its content and engagement into the main Armley community page. This decision has been made to improve practicality and streamline communication across the neighbourhood. Logistically, managing one central page allows us to respond more efficiently, reduce duplication, and ensure that all residents are better served as part of one unified community. We believe this change will strengthen engagement, improve visibility of updates, and foster a more inclusive space for everyone in Armley.

Thank you for your continued support and involvement.


Several restaurants and cafes offer deals where kids eat free, or for a reduced price, when accompanied by a paying adult. Some popular options include Bella Italia, TGI Fridays, Morrisons cafes, and Brewers Fayre. Many of these offers are available during specific times, school holidays, or with the purchase of an adult meal. Check online for more details.



Shelter's Money Information Sessions

I’m excited to share that our Money Information Sessions are launching this week!

We’re kicking things off at Leeds Mind and will be rolling out sessions across the city in partnership with a range of local organisations.

With the support of Shelter volunteers, these sessions aim to support individuals facing challenges with living costs and work towards preventing homelessness. The sessions will cover money saving tips, guidance on where to access financial support, and offer signposting to relevant services – ensuring attendees can access the broader help they may need.

We hope these sessions will also help reduce waiting lists for financial advice services – so please do share with your clients and service users.

Upcoming Money information Sessions

📍 Leeds Mind – Kirkstall

Where: Delacey House, Abbey Road, Leeds LS5 3HS

When:

• Thursday 5th June

• Thursday 12th June

• Thursday 19th June

🕐 Time: 1:00 PM

📞 Sign up: 0113 230 2631

📧 Email: admin@workplaceleeds.org.uk

📍 Better Leeds Communities – Burley

Where: 42-46 Burley Lodge Road, Leeds LS6 1QF

When:

• Thursday 19th June

• Thursday 26th June

• Thursday 3rd July

• Thursday 10th July

🕤 Time: 9:30 AM

📞 Sign up: 0113 275 4142

📧 Email: 1burley@betterleeds.org.uk

📍 BITMO – Belle Isle

Where: Belle Isle TMO, Aberfield Gate, Leeds LS10 3QH

When:

• Monday 30th June

• Monday 7th July

• Monday 14th July

• Monday 21st July

• Monday 28th July

• Monday 4th August

🕛 Time: 12:00 PM

🟢 No need to sign up – just drop in!

Litter Free Leeds

Hey folks, just wanted to share something that might be helpful if things are a bit tight right now. There are some great local initiatives working to make sure good food doesn't go to waste and gets to people who need it.

Basically, they team up with businesses to rescue perfectly good surplus food and then share it with the community. It's a win-win: less waste and more support for families.

If you're finding it hard to put food on the table, it might be worth looking into these kinds of projects in our neighbourhood. They're doing some really important work.

It's fantastic to see so many people in Leeds getting involved with Litter Free Leeds! Having over 50 groups regularly litter picking across the city shows a real community spirit and commitment to keeping our neighbourhoods clean and tidy. It sounds like a great way for people to connect with their local area and make a tangible difference.

Litter Free Leeds

External Link


Get Involved

Leeds City Council One Stop HUB - Armley one stop centre, jobshop and library are in the same building. Find opening hours, contact details, available services and events for the library. https://www.leeds.gov.uk/community-hubs/armley

New Wortley Community Association - New Wortley Community Centre has lots on offer, including: health & wellbeing support, food & hygiene Support, employment support, volunteering opportunities, community cafe and external catering services, laundry service, training, courses & workshops, activities & events and community Groups. As well as healthy holidays programme and youth clubs & activities and our new charity shop. New Wortley Community Centre | England

Armley: Men’s Group – Mental Health Awareness Activities. To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week the Armley Men’s Group would like to invite you all to attend our groups and activities to showcase the Men’s mental health support available in Armley. For further information regarding any of these events please contact Rus Giles: 07825877134. Armley: Men's Group - Mental Health Awareness Activities - West Leeds Dispatch


SURPLUS TO PURPOSE

Hello, just wanted to share something that might be helpful if things are a bit tight right now. There are some great local initiatives working to make sure good food doesn't go to waste and gets to people who need it.

Basically, they team up with businesses to rescue perfectly good surplus food and then share it with the community. It's a win-win: less waste and more support for families.

If you're finding it hard to put food on the table, it might be worth looking into these kinds of projects in our neighbourhood. They're doing some really important work.


The link below will take you to the website full of help and advice or if you want to donate.

External Link

27/03/2025 Update: The final plan for your area is now live and available to view. All consultations and polls are now closed. Thank you for your participation.

UPDATE 10/03/2025: Your draft neighbourhood plan has been uploaded. Please let us know what you think by taking the quick poll by the 21st March 2025.


Be part of creating your Neighbourhood Plan for Armley Grange Road

We’d like to work with you to create a Neighbourhood Plan for your area.


Update on Litter Complaint

Thank you to those who raised concerns about litter in the area. Following several visits and inspections, we have not found any significant litter issues at this time. However, if residents do notice litter, especially on the main street, they are encouraged to report it directly to Leeds City Council (LCC) or to Leeds Federated Housing Association (LFHA) so it can be addressed promptly.

  • Report to LCC: www.leeds.gov.uk/residents/environmental-health/report-litter or call 0113 222 4406
  • Report to LFHA: Email enquiries@lfha.co.uk or call 0113 386 1000

We appreciate your continued efforts in keeping our community clean and welcoming.




Keeping Our Community Safe – Free Safety Resources Available

As part of our ongoing commitment to creating a safer and more secure neighbourhood, we’re pleased to offer a range of free community safety items to residents. These resources are designed to help prevent anti-social behaviour, improve home security, and support personal safety.

Available items include:

  • Personal alarms for added reassurance when out and about
  • Window and door alarms to alert you to unexpected access
  • Door chains and wedge alarms for extra entryway protection
  • Sash jammers and window restrictors to reinforce vulnerable points
  • CCTV stickers (internal and external) and dummy CCTV cameras to deter unwanted behaviour
  • Soft closers and slam stops for internal doors to reduce noise and damage
  • Appliance mats to help with household safety and organisation

If you’re experiencing safety concerns or would like to request any of these items, please contact your Neighbourhood Officer. We’re here to support you in making your home and community a safer place to live.


Safety Gate Installation – Under Review

We are currently exploring the possibility of installing safety gates for both the double driveway and the pedestrian access point in response to recent community concerns. These measures aim to improve security and help prevent unauthorised access to shared spaces. At this stage, we are assessing the feasibility of the installation, which will depend on the overall cost and practical considerations. We are working with relevant teams to gather quotes and evaluate options. Once we have a clearer understanding of the financial and logistical implications, we will provide an update to the community. We appreciate your patience and continued engagement as we look into this request.

Your Voice Page Closure and Merger with Main Armley Page

After careful consideration, we have decided to merge the Your Voice for Armley Grange Mount page and merge its content and engagement into the main Armley community page. This decision has been made to improve practicality and streamline communication across the neighbourhood. Logistically, managing one central page allows us to respond more efficiently, reduce duplication, and ensure that all residents are better served as part of one unified community. We believe this change will strengthen engagement, improve visibility of updates, and foster a more inclusive space for everyone in Armley.

Thank you for your continued support and involvement.


Several restaurants and cafes offer deals where kids eat free, or for a reduced price, when accompanied by a paying adult. Some popular options include Bella Italia, TGI Fridays, Morrisons cafes, and Brewers Fayre. Many of these offers are available during specific times, school holidays, or with the purchase of an adult meal. Check online for more details.



Shelter's Money Information Sessions

I’m excited to share that our Money Information Sessions are launching this week!

We’re kicking things off at Leeds Mind and will be rolling out sessions across the city in partnership with a range of local organisations.

With the support of Shelter volunteers, these sessions aim to support individuals facing challenges with living costs and work towards preventing homelessness. The sessions will cover money saving tips, guidance on where to access financial support, and offer signposting to relevant services – ensuring attendees can access the broader help they may need.

We hope these sessions will also help reduce waiting lists for financial advice services – so please do share with your clients and service users.

Upcoming Money information Sessions

📍 Leeds Mind – Kirkstall

Where: Delacey House, Abbey Road, Leeds LS5 3HS

When:

• Thursday 5th June

• Thursday 12th June

• Thursday 19th June

🕐 Time: 1:00 PM

📞 Sign up: 0113 230 2631

📧 Email: admin@workplaceleeds.org.uk

📍 Better Leeds Communities – Burley

Where: 42-46 Burley Lodge Road, Leeds LS6 1QF

When:

• Thursday 19th June

• Thursday 26th June

• Thursday 3rd July

• Thursday 10th July

🕤 Time: 9:30 AM

📞 Sign up: 0113 275 4142

📧 Email: 1burley@betterleeds.org.uk

📍 BITMO – Belle Isle

Where: Belle Isle TMO, Aberfield Gate, Leeds LS10 3QH

When:

• Monday 30th June

• Monday 7th July

• Monday 14th July

• Monday 21st July

• Monday 28th July

• Monday 4th August

🕛 Time: 12:00 PM

🟢 No need to sign up – just drop in!

Litter Free Leeds

Hey folks, just wanted to share something that might be helpful if things are a bit tight right now. There are some great local initiatives working to make sure good food doesn't go to waste and gets to people who need it.

Basically, they team up with businesses to rescue perfectly good surplus food and then share it with the community. It's a win-win: less waste and more support for families.

If you're finding it hard to put food on the table, it might be worth looking into these kinds of projects in our neighbourhood. They're doing some really important work.

It's fantastic to see so many people in Leeds getting involved with Litter Free Leeds! Having over 50 groups regularly litter picking across the city shows a real community spirit and commitment to keeping our neighbourhoods clean and tidy. It sounds like a great way for people to connect with their local area and make a tangible difference.

Litter Free Leeds

External Link


Get Involved

Leeds City Council One Stop HUB - Armley one stop centre, jobshop and library are in the same building. Find opening hours, contact details, available services and events for the library. https://www.leeds.gov.uk/community-hubs/armley

New Wortley Community Association - New Wortley Community Centre has lots on offer, including: health & wellbeing support, food & hygiene Support, employment support, volunteering opportunities, community cafe and external catering services, laundry service, training, courses & workshops, activities & events and community Groups. As well as healthy holidays programme and youth clubs & activities and our new charity shop. New Wortley Community Centre | England

Armley: Men’s Group – Mental Health Awareness Activities. To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week the Armley Men’s Group would like to invite you all to attend our groups and activities to showcase the Men’s mental health support available in Armley. For further information regarding any of these events please contact Rus Giles: 07825877134. Armley: Men's Group - Mental Health Awareness Activities - West Leeds Dispatch


SURPLUS TO PURPOSE

Hello, just wanted to share something that might be helpful if things are a bit tight right now. There are some great local initiatives working to make sure good food doesn't go to waste and gets to people who need it.

Basically, they team up with businesses to rescue perfectly good surplus food and then share it with the community. It's a win-win: less waste and more support for families.

If you're finding it hard to put food on the table, it might be worth looking into these kinds of projects in our neighbourhood. They're doing some really important work.


The link below will take you to the website full of help and advice or if you want to donate.

External Link

27/03/2025 Update: The final plan for your area is now live and available to view. All consultations and polls are now closed. Thank you for your participation.

UPDATE 10/03/2025: Your draft neighbourhood plan has been uploaded. Please let us know what you think by taking the quick poll by the 21st March 2025.


Be part of creating your Neighbourhood Plan for Armley Grange Road

We’d like to work with you to create a Neighbourhood Plan for your area.

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