East Leeds Magazine
This independently published magazine has its roots in Crossgates, but broadens out to wider areas of Leeds 9, 14 & 15 with features of general interest, making it a lively and informative read.
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East Leeds Mag is a full-colour glossy publication printed to a high standard throughout.
Providing suppliers of goods and services with an affordable, effective and environmentally friendly means of advertising.
Our very competitive pricing gives our customers the opportunity to advertise in a quality publication reaching thousands of homes.
Unlike newspapers which often end up in the recycling bin at the end of the week our magazines are kept for reference until the next issue is delivered.
East Leeds Mag is delivered in the following areas – Crossgates, Austhorpe, Whitkirk, Colton, Halton, Scholes, Barwick, Red Halls.
The magazine is currently distributed to 17,000 homes and businesses and is also available at various outlets.
This includes Crossgates Shopping Centre, libraries and other outlets throughout East Leeds.
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Welcome to Issue 151 of East Leeds Magazine – March/April 2026.
Sunshine came softly through my a-window today
Could’ve tripped out easy a-but I’ve a-changed my ways
It’ll take time, I know it but in a while
You’re gonna be mine, I know it, we’ll do it in style
1960’s icon Donovan welcomes the sun with his trippy “Sunshine Superman” which was also the title track of his third studio album, in 1966, which marked a notable shift toward psychedelic folk-rock.
Remarkably Happy Mondays Shaun Ryder married his daughter Oriele as well as copying his lyrical style. Anyway, The good news is, if you want to see Shaun Ryder and Happy Mondays then you don’t need to marry him, just enter the competition on page 30.
If you prefer your music a little more sedate then there’s also a competition to see Wet Wet Wet and also actor turned singer Kiefer Sutherland.
If football is more your thing, then some Leeds United legends are on at the Grand Theatre (page 12) this is your chance to hear firsthand accounts of what it meant to wear the white shirt—from dressing room banter to battles on the pitch
Peace & Love.
Thanks to all the advertisers and contributors, without them there would be no magazine.
We are totally independent and not affiliated with any other magazine, newspaper or organisation.
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