Jeremy Morton is an Author at United Reporting Publishing. He focuses on themes such as urban design, urban development, and the housing market, while also engaging in community activities like organizing Beeston Festival and contributing to the South Leeds Life Group. Jeremy's work has been featured in SOUTH LEEDS LIFE C.I.C.
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Jeremy Morton's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, education, and sports within the United Kingdom, specifically Middleton. To effectively reach out to Jeremy, consider pitching stories related to local events, educational initiatives for children or adults in the area of focus (Middleton), and developments in sports programs or facilities within the region.
Given his emphasis on announcements and press releases along with themes such as house & home and entertainment news within a local context, relevant pitches could include new community projects or initiatives that impact residents directly in Middleton. Additionally, highlighting unique cultural aspects of Middleton may also pique his interest.
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By: Jeremy Morton
An international orchard is being planned for an old ‘knot garden’ on Hunslet Moor and local residents are being asked which trees and shrubs should be planted. The garden is located behind the Hunslet Moor Hub, under the purple tower blocks of Crescent Grange and Crescent Towers. Fruit Works Co-operative continue reading
The agenda for the next meeting of the Inner South West Community Committee, made up of Councillors for Beeston & Holbeck and Hunslet & Riverside wards, plus Armley and Kirkstall wards, has been published. The meeting, which is open to the public, is taking place at Leeds Civic Hall, LS1 continue reading
NK9 Dog Training & Behaviour has been named Dog Training Company of the Year – Yorkshire 2026/27, and owner Natalie Kaye says she’s especially proud as this is another award for NK9 and recognition for another year running. NK9 is based in South Leeds and runs a range of dog continue reading
Read For Life is anew charity which aims to help adults living in Beeston, Holbeck and the surrounding area to read and write. Founder, Emily Holloway, says: “There are many reasons why an adult might struggle with reading. But there’s no reason that struggle has to last a lifetime. “Whether continue reading
Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website. The following applications were validated in the week beginning Monday 24 August 2026. Click on the description to see the full application: Four directional vinyl signs applied to continue reading
BVCC through the eyes of a placement student
We have been distributing copies of our September newspapers to 200 pick up points around LS10 and LS11 yesterday and today (3 September 2026). Copies are, or soon will be, available from various small neighbourhood shops, charity shops, Community Hubs & Libraries, community centres, schools and pubs. We deliver to continue reading
The £30m expansion of a school for children with special needs is set to go ahead after planning permission was approved. Leeds City Council will expand Broomfield SILC (specialist inclusive learning centre) in Belle Isle with 100 extra places. The project will meet a growing need in the city to continue reading
Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website. The following applications were validated in the week beginning Monday 31 August 2026. Click on the description to see the full application: Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) continue reading
This year the Heritage Open Days Festival, England’s largest festival of history and culture, has chosen the theme of Everyday Histories, and events in South Leeds offer insights into religion, industry, sport and science. Leeds Civic Trust has worked with organisations across the city to put on over 100 events continue reading
