Month: April 2020

Please see below, links to COVID-19 leaflets available in different languages. The council wants to keep everyone informed and as safe as possible and have produced a leaflet which emphasises the stay at home message and provides important information about where to get help.  This leaflet is now being delivered to every household in the… Continue reading Covid-19: Community languages leaflets

Dear all, please below a message from Sam, See attached picture as a little reminder of what I look like to those who know me, and an introduction to those who don’t. I’m Sam Pemberton (or PCSO Sam to Lisa) and have worked in Little London and Woodhouse for the past 11 years. I’m still… Continue reading Message from Sam Pemberton: Police Community Support Officer

This week’s offering from National Theatre at home will be Twelth Night, starting from 7pm tomorrow – Thursday April 23rd (and coinciding with William Shakespeare’s 456th birthday). It will then be available for 7 days. More information here https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/nt-at-home Or go directly to the you tube channel:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwNvC8sFTEU

How did you do? See the answers below: 1 Pink 2 Spain 3 A beard tax – is it still a tax? 4 Interrobang 5 Laughs 6 Constipation 7 Charlie Chaplin 8 France 9 Frog 10 The Day Watch 11 False 12 England 13 Scoobert Doo 14 San Francisco 15 Zeedonk Take care from all… Continue reading ‘Monday Mind Workout’ (20th April) Answers

More from Oliver AS WELL as all the victims of death, disease and economic collapse, we should (lowering my voice so as to sound more reverential) spare a thought in these difficult times for sports journalists. Well actually, just about everybody, but the lockdown has given many of us time to empathise with those overlooked,… Continue reading Holiday virus by Oliver Cross

‘Monday Mind Workout’ Please find below some questions to ponder whilst having a cuppa. I will be hosting a weekly online ‘Monday Mind Workout’ from Monday 27th April@ 11am. If you wish to know more, or be added to the list then please email me: lisa@caringtogether.org.uk 1 What is the most common colour of toilet… Continue reading ‘Monday Mind Workout’

A star-studded concert is taking place later to support frontline workers tackling the coronavirus outbreak.   The One World: Together At Home show will see more than 100 artists including the Rolling Stones and Billie Eilish play live from their homes.   Lady Gaga, who helped organise the concert, will also perform.   The eight-hour… Continue reading Stars set for One World: Together At Home concert

As the Government annouced we are in lockdown for a further 3 weeks life is changing for us all and that may make you feel anxious or worried. Firstly, remember that it’s ok to feel that way and that you are not the only one. And, that this situation is temporary and it will pass.… Continue reading Looking after Yourself in Lockdown

Leeds City Council and the NHS in Leeds are encouraging residents to seek medical care when needed. GP surgeries, pharmacies and A&E departments are still open and offering help. Medical emergencies If you’re experiencing a health emergency then you should call 999 or go to your nearest emergency department. Please don’t put your health at… Continue reading ‘Message from Leeds City Council and the NHS’

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical masterpiece ‘The Phantom of The Opera’ Starring Ramin Karimloo, Sierra Boggess and Hadley Fraser is showing tonight at 7pm. A full-length, smash-hit musical will be released once a week every Friday at 7pm for you to watch for free on YouTube! It will be available for 48 hours, so you can tune in… Continue reading ‘The Phantom of The Opera’