Maintenance Monday · Most Mondays, 10am

Keeping Pudsey’s paths open and usable.

We clear overgrown paths, ginnels and green spaces around Pudsey. Most jobs are tackled by local volunteers on Maintenance Mondays.

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Maintenance MondayMeet at 10am - location posted before each session. Gloves, tools and tea provided.

Practical jobs, done by local people. We turn up with gloves and tools, clear what we safely can and leave the path easier to use than we found it.

The Partnership grew from Maintenance Monday, started by Councillor Trish Smith. It also carries on the work of the Pudsey Footpaths Group, which looked after local rights of way in the 1980s and 90s.

Meet: 10am, spot posted weekly
Provided: Gloves, tools and tea
Bring: Boots and old clothes
Stay: As long as you like
Cost: Free, no rota

Get involved

Start anywhere

About us How we started, who is involved, and what we get up to together. Our events Weekly clean-ups and occasional bigger community days. Get in touch Share an idea, flag a blocked path, or ask where we will be.

Connectivity

We work on paths people need.

That includes routes to schools, bus stops, homes and care settings, especially where overgrowth makes everyday journeys difficult.

Referrals from local housing teams and casework
Routes relied on by Retirement Life residents
Priority for anyone with mobility needs
Ginnels, snickets and public rights of way
Overgrown gardens, where we are able to help

Maintenance Monday, Pudsey

1980sThe original Pudsey Footpaths Group mapped and walked these routes. We contacted their families before carrying the work on.

Upcoming work

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Monday Tidy

We run our clean-up sessions on most Mondays, rolling up our sleeves to tackle paths, ginnels and gr

Most Mondays, 10am

Bring your boots. We’ll bring the tea.

Come for an hour or stay for the session. You do not need experience, and there is no rota or ongoing commitment.

Join a Monday Tell us about a blocked path