This month’s meeting will be a social event, in celebration of the Queen’s platinum jubilee, complete with a cream tea, quiz and fizz! Join us at St Matthews Church Hall on Wood Lane, from 7.45 pm, on Monday 13 June.

The next book club is on Monday 6 June when we’ll be meeting upstairs at The Woods, at 7.30 pm, to discuss The Virago Book of Fairy Tales, edited by Angela Carter.

Join us at 3.30 pm on Tuesday 24 May for a circular canal and riverside walk of approximately 6.5 miles from Rodley to Kirkstall and back. Drop an email to chapelpiewi@gmail.com to let us know if you’re coming along.

Join us at St Matthew’s Church Hall on Wood Lane, from 7.45 pm, on Monday 16 May for a wire knitting session with Heather. We’ll be crafting some embellishments for tea-light glasses which are easy to make – you only need to be able to make a basic plain knit row! Please bring along some beads and metal knitting needles, size 3mm-4mm, if you have them.

This month we will be having a tour of the Recycling and Energy Recovery Facility in Cross Green. The Facility is designed to remove recyclable waste from black bins and recover energy from what is left over to significantly reduce the amount of waste that is sent to landfill. Our tour is booked for 5pm so we’ll be meeting at the Facility at 4.45 pm. Booking is essential so drop a line to chapelpiewi@gmail.com if you’d like to come along. Further details to follow nearer the time.

In view of the May Day bank holiday, our book club for May will take place on Monday 25 April. We’ll be meeting upstairs at The Woods, at 7.30 pm, to discuss The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway.

Join us at 2pm on Tuesday 26 April for a lovely circular walk of approximately 5 miles around the Harewood estate. We’ll be meeting at the “top gates”, opposite the Wike turn-off from the A61, in time for a 2pm start. Drop an email to chapelpiewi@gmail.com to let us know if you’re coming along.

The next book club is on Monday 4 April when we’ll be meeting upstairs at The Woods, at 7.30 pm, to discuss A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman.

Join us online at 7.30 pm on Monday 28 March when we will be having an informal chat about two films, both of which are available on Netflix. Tik Tik Boom! is the directorial debut of Lin-Manuel Miranda and tells the story of a promising young theatre composer, on the brink of turning 30, navigating love, friendship and the pressure to create something great before time runs out. Amelie is a “classic” French romantic comedy from 2001. Despite being caught in her imaginative world, a young waitress decides to help people find happiness. Her quest to spread joy leads her on a journey where she finds true love.