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 152 of East Leeds Magazine – May 2026.
No-one has the right to end the Earth’s creation
It’s wrong for us to have something to fear
At the end of all time,
Will the fight still go Hell’s Damnation
Is the message understood, Is the message clear?
Come on.
Mick Roberts and the Bridewell Taxis from 1990. Originally released as a 12-inch double A-side single, featuring Whole Damn Nation coupled with Give In. Even all these years later, Mick’s lyrics remain incredibly poignant and insightful. It is with great sadness that we are writing about Mick’s passing; he died in his sleep on March 25th. Over the years, we have featured him and his work many times. While we initially considered republishing previous articles, seeing the outpouring of emotion on social media—and some truly heartfelt writing—we felt it was more fitting to work alongside his family and friends to create a proper tribute. Due to print deadlines, time was limited, and we apologise if we missed anyone or anything. This was unintentional and certainly not meant as any disrespect. Our condolences to anyone not mentioned who was part of Mick’s life…Carl, Tracy, Cheryl, Paula, Sam, Kristian, Jo, there’s probably a whole lot more.
Our sincere thanks go to Lee Middleton (Mick’s sister), Terry Handley (close friend), and Glenn Scullion and Chris Walton from the Bridewell Taxis for sharing their memories.
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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