Alun Pugh will be leading guided talks around the cemetery on the following dates:
The tours are open to everyone. Please meet inside the cemetery gates at our notice board. We look forward to seeing you there.
We are only 10 Minutes bus ride from the Leeds City Bus and Coach Station.
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Unfortunately, do to the current Covid Pandemic, there will be no remembrance day tour of the cemetery
With the current national lockdown, we are not allowed to meet with others from different households, therefore we will be unable to meet as a group
The service will be replaced by one of our committee members laying a wreath on everyones behalf
This year’s theme will be “Veterans of the Victorian Era”. This will cover the Battle of Waterloo, the Crimean War & the Boer War. The tour will last an hour and as usual British Legion crosses will be left at various graves.
A minutes silence will be observed at our Cross of Sacrifice and a wreath will be laid.
The tour is open to members and non members. Please wear suitable footwear and be aware that the Medical Museum will still be closed so there will be no access to their toilets or café.
Please meet inside the cemetery gates at our notice board. We look forward to seeing you there.
We are only 10 Minutes bus ride from the Leeds City Bus and Coach Station.
Sylvia Hodges and Lynda Kitching recently attended a civic celebration, ‘Recognising Small Groups and Charities in Leeds’. Hosted by the Lord Mayor at the Civic Hall, it was impressive how many volunteers were there, representing groups doing good work in their communities around Leeds. Each group received a certificate of thanks, - ours has been laminated and put into the Cemetery’s notice-board.
Our Annual General Meeting will be held Saturday 27th April 2019. 2.15 pm in the Moynihan Room (1st floor) Thackray Medical Museum
Members are invited to take a short walk at 1.30pm with Alun Pugh around the Cemetery before convening for the meetings.
Following the 'official' part of the meeting, we will have a short break for refreshments, then an illustrated talk from our speaker, Dr. Catherine Jones, “Buglife, Urban Buzz Leeds and Wild Pollinators”, speaking about her experiences of working with communities across Leeds to plant and manage wildflower areas, highlighting the importance of insects as pollinators. She will of course, give her thoughts on the potential of the Cemetery!