The Guru Nanak Woodland was planted by a group of Sikh volunteers in November 2020. This act was done as a celebration of the Sikh god message of humanity and oneness. The woodlands project has united people locally and continues to do this by opening up a new green space for people to enjoy together ..read more

Oak Road Recreational is a small urban green space in Armley next to HMP Prison Leeds; split in half by a residential road and housing cluster. You can take part in football, basketball and facilitated play sessions ..read more

New Forest Community Park is a small housing estate play park in New Forest Village housing development ..read more

Arthur’s Rein is one of the local nature reserves – an area of semi-improved grassland – created by Leeds City Council. The aim of this green space creation is to provide a valuable habitat corridor – running parallel to the Beck  – from Roundhay to Rothwell, providing a home to the white clawed crayfish. Arthur’s Rein takes you on pleasant journey through a protected piece of nature ..read more

Millbeck Approach playground is a recently refurbished fenced off play space  in Morley. It is sometimes also known as Magpie Lane playground ..read more

Based in the heart of Alwoodley, Cranmer Bank Recreation Ground hosts a range of sport and physical activity spaces including football, rugby and skating ..read more

Hollinhurst Wood is a protected nature reserve that is made up of a mix of woodland and grassland habitats. The green space has been designated a ‘site of ecological importance’ due to the extensive variety of plants it has. Hollinhurst makes up a part of the Lower Aire Valley green corridor and is owned by Leeds City Council and the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust ..read more

Nowell Mount Park is a green space that has a multi-use-games-area and a junior grass football pitch. Many community activities are run from Nowell Mount Community Centre in the park ..read more

Magpie Lane Park is a small green space in the middle of a housing estate. Lots of people visit to walk the dog or run around with the kids ..read more

New Forest Woods has woodland and open fields with several ponds and a Beck waterway running around it. It makes for a nice quiet walk in nature that is both well kept and left to grow wild. Of the woodland area, 20% is ancient semi-natural woodland, which means that it has remained wooded since around 1600 AD. The Plantations is a multi-functional woodland area located to the south of the New Forest Village housing estate that is regularly used by local residents walking their dogs, riding their bikes or going for a stroll ..read more