Alwoodley 2030

Working together to protect and restore our local environment, for ourselves and future generations.

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Nature

Nature brings people together through shared outdoor experiences, welcoming volunteers from all walks of life to learn, connect and contribute.

Sustainable Food

Bringing our community together through growing, harvesting, learning and sharing nutritious food together.

Active Travel

Active travel projects support our community to explore local routes, to create cleaner air and strengthen our mental and physical wellbeing.

Low Carbon Living

Empowering our community to cut their household costs and reduce waste while supporting each other.

Events

Bulb Planting in The Belvederes

Bulb Planting in The Belvederes

Support a group of neighbours who have taken ownership of a piece of land to make it beautiful and good for bees!Read More
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Bulb Planting at Nursery Lane Co-Op + Meadow Corridor Celebration

Bulb Planting at Nursery Lane Co-Op + Meadow Corridor Celebration

Let's get the co-op wildflower patch ready for spring flowers and celebrate our achievements to date.Read More
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Alwoodley Repair Cafe

Alwoodley Repair Cafe

REPAIR • REUSE • CONNECT A friendly community fixing things together Alwoodley Repair Café is run by local volunteers who help you fix!Read More
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black star

200m²

of wildflower seeds given out along our first Nature Corridor

464kg

of CO² saved by Alwoodley Repair Café

310kg

of CO² saved during Walk to School Week 2024

Have Your Say - Alwoodley Fruit Planting Consultation

DEADLINE 16TH NOVEMBER
 
Alwoodley 2030 and Incredible Edible Alwoodley have been working together with Leeds City Council to identify some sites for planting native fruit trees.
 
For years to come, fruit trees will provide a brilliant source of food for us, as well as spring blossoms for bees and other pollinators. The trees will be paid for and maintained by Alwoodley 2030, Incredible Edible Alwoodley and will be contactable for any issues. 
 
There are 5 sites in total, and the maximum number of trees on one single site is 12, as they are fruit trees, they will naturally be smaller than a lot of other native trees.
 
Please fill in the form to let us know your thoughts.
 
 

Nature Corridors

In 2025, Alwoodley 2030 began working with an ecologist to analyse how we could help nature thrive in Alwoodley. Together, we have put together 10 proposed corridors to help wildlife move around and improve habitats for all our native plants and animals. It's a big job and there's lots to do, but this work is vital to help our declining wildlife.

Air Pollution in Alwoodley

Alwoodley 2030 has installed air pollution sensors around local primary schools so we can track the quality of the air we are all breathing.

St Paul's Primary School

Wigton Moor Primary School

Highfield Primary School

Allerton C of E Primary School

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