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Saturday 11th August 12-14:00 Dog friendly walking group August 2018 See You Saturday Tuesday 28th August 2018 Out and About 1:00pm Harewood House meeting at Farnley Park Leeds LS12 5EU Travelling Café Leeds, LS17 9LG Booking is essential Call Rob (07388227387) 13:00-15:00 Wednesday 1st August Call Theo on (07391868730) LS14 Trust 45-47 Ramshead Hill, LS14 1BT Pool Session Travelling Café please bring money for a snack Northern Snooker Centre Wednesday 29th August and beverage of your choice. Pool session at Northern Snooker Centre 1-3pm Call Rob (07388227387) Monday 13th August 2:00PM Otley Salami & Co. Otley 92 Kirkstall Road, Leeds LS3 1LT Places are limited and meeting at Leeds Bus Station booking is essential. please bring money for a Saturday 4th August Call Theo on (07391868730) beverage of your choice. See You Saturday Call Rob (07388227387) Step into Culture Out and About 10:30 -3:00PM 11-13:00 Tuesday 14TH August Social Activity Young persons Group Golden Acre Park Otley Road, Leeds LS16 8BQ Yorkshire sculpture Park LA Bowl Leeds meeting at Leeds Bus Station meeting at Leeds Bus Station Friday 31st August 13:00-£5.80pp Booking is essential Please bring money for a snack and Travel . Sweet St,Leeds LS11 Call Rob (07388227387) Booking is essential Call Rob (07388227387) Call Jasmine on (07736611743) Travelling Café Women's Only Swim Sunday 5th August 13:00-15:00 Wednesday 22nd Quarry House, Leeds Pride Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UA The Hollies Call Fran (07736020258) On Wednesday 15th August at 9:30 AM Weetwood Lane, Leeds LS16 5NZ Please bring money for admission. Places are limited and please bring money for a snack booking is essential. and beverage of your choice. Call Jasmine on (07736611743) Monday 6th August Call Audene (07736611735) (Rob and Madiya) Afternoon viewing Saturday 25th August 12-14:00 Cardigan Fields, Leeds Men Swim Session On Wednesday 15th August LS4 2DG See You Saturday Pudsey Leisure Centre Market Place LS28 7BE For more information Out and About at 9:30 AM Please bring money for admission. call Rob (07388227387) Rodley Nature Reserve Places are limited and booking is essential. Moss Bridge Road, Rodley LS13 1HP Call Rob (07388227387) Call Carol on (07740721503) 13:00-15:00 Wednesday 8th August Meanwood Valley Farm Social Group for Men. We meet once a month: Sugar Well Road, Saturday 18th August At The Picture House Leeds LS7 2QG Merrion Centre 84-90 Monday 27th August please bring money for a snack Merrion Street, Woodhouse, and beverage of your choice. Leeds West Indian Carnival Leeds LS2 8LW 12:00pm –2:00pm Booking is essential Call Emmanuel (07764830220) Call Haroon on (07736490146) Call Rob (07388227387) .

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