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    Steve's Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting

    Steve's Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting

    (8 reviews)

    Headingley

    I've been back several times now, to bring new life to old shoes, and I have to say that these…read morechaps are fantastic. En route to town, I dropped in my solid favourite heels to be fixed up, and was greeted by the ever friendly and welcoming guys that man the shop. I'm sure one of them must be Steve, and one day I might venture to ask which one, but on this occasion I wasn't so brave as to make introductions. It costs just over a fiver to get re-heeling done, and I've never been in without being able to collect the shoes about 30 minutes later. Basically, it gives you enough time to pop off for a coffee, take in the world, and pop back again before going about your day. Of course, if you need keys cut, and the various other cobbler odd jobs, they're ready to provide good service for that too. They're always smiling, they're cheap and cheerful, they're fantastic and I've them to thank for not having to buy new shoes. It's always a pleasure. Cash only, but as Hannah says, there's a cash machine right next door!

    Steve's is probably the most traditional business in the whole of Headingley - amidst a sea of…read morestudent pubs, bars and modern delis, it stands proud, providing ye olde cobbling and keycutting services for anyone who so desires. The keycutting services are as fast as they are cheap (very) and on the two occasions I've needed a key cut here, I've had no problems with the finished product working in my doors. Can't say I've ever needed to have a shoe cobbled though. I'm a firm believer in the if-a-shoe's-broke-bin-it school of thought, so I can't comment on Steve's shoe skills, but I'd wager they're as professional as his key-cutting skills are.

    Better Leeds Communities

    Better Leeds Communities

    (3 reviews)

    Burley Lodge is a 'community anchor' organisation in Leeds, which runs several projects each year…read moreregarding the development and improvement of the lives of Leeds locals. They offer support and structure to many people and work alongside other organisations as a charity. Members of the organisation include families, individuals, volunteers, and partners. Two of my close friends work for Burley Lodge and really enjoy what they do. They have been given opportunities they would not find in many other jobs such as community development training and stand by it as an organisation that makes a positive difference and impact on the community involved. Some of the key projects running at the moment are: Kids United and United Youth Burley Lodge United Burley Lodge Advice Centre

    Burley Lodge Centre really livens up the surrounding area, which is in need of a boost. It is a…read moreregistered charity that specialises in providing services that benefit local residents in a variety of ways. It provides activities for children and families to improve confidence and life skills, work placements for those seeking employment and financial and housing advice. The building was refurbished in 2007 and has a bright, clean and airy feel. There are good-sized rooms available to hire for workshops and events, and this provides part of the income for the centre, so is money well spent. The staff, some of whom are volunteers, are very friendly and welcoming, and there always seems to be a few youngsters running about, which gives the place a lively and dynamic atmosphere. Burley Lodge provides a focal point for the community and with its clean modern feel and range of excellent services, ensures that local residents feel valued and cared for.

    Oxfam Books

    Oxfam Books

    (11 reviews)

    £

    Headingley

    I'm not the biggest fan of Oxfam on the whole, as charities go it is the one that has most…read moreobviously become more of a business. In many cases the Oxfam shops sell second hand clothing at ridiculous prices under the guise of vintage, and I've even seen Primark clothing on sale there for a little more than it sells brand new! But Oxfam books is a shade different. Here there are literally hundreds of different books on sale. As with the standard Oxfam shops, some of these are a little overpriced, but with so much variety it's hard not to find a bargain in here. There are lots of popular texts, but also some really quirky old books, which have that lovely antique vibe. I wanted to find some specialist literature based around gender studies and feminist non-fiction and found a far better range and highlighted section than even Borders - which had merged those texts in with lesbian erotica! Oh the irony! Every item that I chose to purchase was super cheap and it was pleasing to know that some of my money, however much, should go to a good cause. A great gem of a bookshop for wee Headingley.

    Oxfam Books is jolly good indeed. It is rather large and has clearly labelled sections with areas…read moreincluding gender studies, philosophy, gardening and much, much more. It's the kind of place you could spend forever in, browsing, reading, then curling up in a corner engrossed! It has a lovely, library-like feel to it with many other people flicking through pages and browsing the shelves. For the most part the books are very good value for money and the huge selection means you are absolutely guaranteed to find something you want to take away. They also sell a tasteful range of greetings cards. The staff seem lovely and you get the impression they really enjoy their job. Next time I have some pennies to rub together I'm definitely heading over there to stock up on books in preparation for springtime reading under a tree in my local park! Can't wait!

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