Friends of Middleton Park

Useful Links and Contacts

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FoMP Facebook Page
Follow us on our Facebook page.
Leeds City Council
The Middleton Park entry on the Leeds City Council web site.
Leeds Young Archaeologists Club meet at the Visitor Centre, usually on the third Saturday morning of each month ...
Contact: Louise Martin
Tel: 07986 924962
Email: leedsyac@gmail.com
Middleton Railway
Middleton Railway in the world's oldest working railway, founded as a horsedrawn Waggonway by Act of Parliament in 1758, and first using steam locomotives in 1812. Trains run from their station and Engine Sheds, at Hunslet Moor, into the Park Halt, at the north of the park, on weekends and bank holidays from April to December. Check out their timetable.
Leeds Urban Bike Park
Fantastic Mountain Biking tracks and trail through the woods, bike hire and cafe
Middleton Equestrian Centre
The Equestrian Centre is to the North of the park, near the South Leeds Sports Centre. Their aim is to introduce and provide a fun, sporting activity, and/or career opportunities on behalf of the Riding for the Disabled Association.
Wade's Charity
The Owners of Middleton Park.
South Leeds Aero Modellers
SLAMS fly their aeroplaces from the clearings in the Park.
South Leeds Life
What's happening in Holbeck, Beeston, Cottingley, Hunslet, Belle Isle and Middleton.
South Leeds Archaeology
Local Archaeology and History group who's members have done much work in the park.

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