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The future of two much-loved community centres will be secured after they are taken over by charities based in the city. Leeds City Council has approved Community Asset Transfers for the Mandela Community Centre in Chapeltown and Ebor Gardens Community Centre.

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00:00The future of two much-loved community centres will be secured after they're taken over by charities.
00:07Leeds City Council has approved community asset transfers for the Mandela Community Centre in Chapel Town and Ebor Gardens Community
00:15Centre.
00:16RJC Dance, which is already based at the Chapel Town Road site, will take over on a lease of up
00:22to 50 years.
00:23Project Hope Leeds, which helps tackle poverty, will run the Ebor Gardens Centre on Hasslewood Drive on a 25-year
00:30term.
00:31The transfers were agreed by the council's executive board after both groups drew up bids to be put in charge
00:37of the centres.
00:38A report said the two transfers would relieve the authority of maintenance costs.
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