08/10/2026
Here's a quick look at some of the things discussed at the Council's October meeting:
π³ Playground - repairs authorised to the inclusive roundabout
π Little Library - on closer inspection the two little libraries are irreparable; they are being replaced with one larger library thanks to the generosity of Oakleyβs Roofing - it is expected to be reinstated this month
πΆ Footpath 26 - following some unfortunate vandalism to the fence protecting walkers from the drop into the beck, we're continuing to liaise with the city council's waterways team to get the beck cleared of the debris and will be supporting the Public Rights of Way team in writing to the landowner regarding replacing the fencing
π Community events - preparations are underway for our Little Cinema - Halloween, as well as planning for the Little Cinema - Christmas and Swillington Christmas Lights & Market ππ
π Christmas lights - the Council will have a stall at the switch-on event on Saturday 14th November with a tombola to help raise funds towards next year's lights. Donations of unwanted gifts, chocolates, toiletries and other prizes are welcome over the next few weeks.
π Community support - a Β£200 grant was approved for the Swillington Elderberries group towards their Christmas celebration and essential food hampers.
π± Allotments - work to improve drainage on the access track to one of the council allotment sites is progressing, with an updated quotation expected this month.
ποΈ Planning - the Council discussed the planning application for 8 supported living accommodations at the former Swillington Clinic on Hillcrest Close and agreed to submit a response to Leeds City Council.
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The next Council meeting will be on Tuesday 3rd November.
π Full draft minutes are available on our website.
π Could you be a councillor? We currently have two vacancies on the Village Council and are looking for local people who would like to get involved and have a say in decisions like these that affect our village. From community facilities and local projects to how Council money is spent, councillors have the opportunity to help shape what happens in Swillington and make a difference locally. For more information please contact [email protected].