Leeds residents invited to enjoy new activities this summer

Residents living in Leeds are being offered the chance to learn new skills as part of a new 12 week programme launched by the council this week.
Residents living in Seacroft are being offered the chance to learn new skills as part of a new 12 week programme launched by Leeds City Council.Residents living in Seacroft are being offered the chance to learn new skills as part of a new 12 week programme launched by Leeds City Council.
Residents living in Seacroft are being offered the chance to learn new skills as part of a new 12 week programme launched by Leeds City Council.

Undertaken as part of Leeds City Council’s ‘Safe, Strong Communities ’ project, the aim of the programme is to provide residents, firstly those in the Boggart Hill area of Seacroft ,with the confidence and knowledge to access opportunities that are available in their community and across the city.

Councillor Debra Coupar, Leeds City Council’s executive member for communities, said:

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“There are some fantastic events planned in Seacroft over the next 12 weeks as part of our Safer, Stronger Communities programme and I would urge residents to get involved and have fun whilst learning new skills.

“This is a brilliant initiative and I am looking forward to seeing this type of programme rolled out in other communities across the city in the future.”

Activities on offer include an over 60s lunch club every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a singing group every Thursday and a ‘Zest – Health for Life’ group for men on Mondays.

There will alos be weekly Seacroft socials throughout the 12 weeks and opportunities for young people to get involved with Radio Drama at the Chapel FM Arts Centre.

The activities will be running until September 29.

To find out more about the 12 weeks of activities programme, including full details of everything that is on offer, please visit the official website at www.ls14trust.org/whats-on-in-seacroft.html