Your Neighbourhood Plan for Armley

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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

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!

Armley sits to the west of Leeds, close to the River Aire and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. Known for its strong sense of community, it’s a place where neighbours feel connected.

Residents enjoy a great mix of amenities, from local shops along Town Street and Armley Shopping Centre to nearby healthcare services and friendly local pubs. Hidden gems include Armley Park, one of Leeds’ largest green spaces with play areas and sports facilities, and the historic canal towpaths offering scenic walks throughout the year.

Armley is part of the Armley ward. Your councillors are active in supporting local initiatives - find out more or get involved through local community channels and events.

Getting around is easy with regular buses from Armley Town Street into Leeds city centre. The area is only around 2 miles from central Leeds and has convenient access to supermarkets and everyday essentials.

Explore Armley Park for peaceful walks or riverside views. Residents also make the most of green spaces along the canal and nearby recreation areas.

Young people can enjoy sports clubs and activities at Armley Leisure Centre and local community groups, with events and programmes running throughout the year.

Stay active at nearby gyms and fitness facilities, or join community sports and social activities in the area. Cheer on local teams or take part in group classes and outdoor exercise.

Armley has a fascinating history, from its industrial roots in wool production to landmarks like Armley Mills, once the world’s largest woollen mill and now home to the Leeds Industrial Museum.

  • Armley Helping Hands

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    Armley Helping Hands is a Leeds-based charity that supports older people in Armley and Wortley by offering advice, social activities, transport, and health-focused services to reduce isolation and improve quality of life. Their mission is to help older residents stay independent and connected through community-based programs and events.

    Armley Helping Hands is a Leeds-based charity that supports older people in Armley and Wortley by offering advice, social activities, transport, and health-focused services to reduce isolation and improve quality of life. Their mission is to help older residents stay independent and connected through community-based programs and events.

  • Relay UK

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  • Community Safety Measures and Reporting Crime or Anti-Social Behaviour

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    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

    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.

  • Improving parking issues where you live

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  • Environmental Action Day 21/10/2025

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    We’re planning to hold the community event on Tuesday, 21st October 2025, in Armley. The focus will be on Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) and Environmental Health, particularly around issues like waste management and fly-tipping.

    More details—including the specific location and schedule—will be shared in due course, but we’re aiming to engage residents and partners in meaningful conversations and actions around these topics.

    We’re planning to hold the community event on Tuesday, 21st October 2025, in Armley. The focus will be on Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) and Environmental Health, particularly around issues like waste management and fly-tipping.

    More details—including the specific location and schedule—will be shared in due course, but we’re aiming to engage residents and partners in meaningful conversations and actions around these topics.

  • Borrowdale Crescent Garden Project

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    Garden Access Improvement Scheme

    Leeds Federated Housing Association is undertaking an access improvement scheme to help customers maintain their gardens. The scheme involves extending garden areas by building retaining walls to create tiered gardens. The newly created areas will be turfed and fenced off to provide usable garden space.

    Works have commenced and, depending on weather conditions, are expected to be completed by the end of October 2025.

    Phase 1 (Properties 96 - 104) was completed in March 2025.

    Phase 2 (Properties 82 - 92) is currently in progress.

    Please note that there are no remaining funds available for this

    Garden Access Improvement Scheme

    Leeds Federated Housing Association is undertaking an access improvement scheme to help customers maintain their gardens. The scheme involves extending garden areas by building retaining walls to create tiered gardens. The newly created areas will be turfed and fenced off to provide usable garden space.

    Works have commenced and, depending on weather conditions, are expected to be completed by the end of October 2025.

    Phase 1 (Properties 96 - 104) was completed in March 2025.

    Phase 2 (Properties 82 - 92) is currently in progress.

    Please note that there are no remaining funds available for this financial year. Any additional properties will be assessed for inclusion in the next financial year.

    Property No. 92 previously received large-scale landscaping funded by Leeds Federated. As such, there are currently no plans to undertake further works at this address.

  • Kids eat Free (or for £1) - Summer 2025

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  • Shelter's Money Information Sessions - Summer 2025

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    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

    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!

  • Update on progress with your 2024-2025 Neighbourhood Plan

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    On Street Parking

    To ensure everyone can move safely and efficiently, cars parked on driveways should be positioned thoughtfully. Vehicles should be pulled fully onto the drive, leaving the pavement completely clear for pedestrians, including those with mobility aids or pushing prams. It's also important to consider turning spaces, avoiding any obstruction that would prevent other vehicles from manoeuvring. Finally, driveways must be parked on in a way that allows unobstructed access for larger vehicles like emergency services and bin lorries, which often require extra room to navigate tight corners and access properties.

    Garden update

    There are five properties 96

    On Street Parking

    To ensure everyone can move safely and efficiently, cars parked on driveways should be positioned thoughtfully. Vehicles should be pulled fully onto the drive, leaving the pavement completely clear for pedestrians, including those with mobility aids or pushing prams. It's also important to consider turning spaces, avoiding any obstruction that would prevent other vehicles from manoeuvring. Finally, driveways must be parked on in a way that allows unobstructed access for larger vehicles like emergency services and bin lorries, which often require extra room to navigate tight corners and access properties.

    Garden update

    There are five properties 96 -104 Borrowdale Crescent that we have been addressing the steep gardens. Work has been ongoing to help resident to mange their own gardens in the future. Contracts have been onsite since February 2025.We hope that the works will allow for safe use of the garden due to the steep incline.

  • ​Leeds City Council One Stop HUB

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