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ParkyPING! Compassionate City Awards 1

11 Nov 2025

Kirkstall-based ParkyPING!, a unique table tennis club for people with Parkinson’s disease, received the award for Community Sports Project of the Year at the Compassionate City Awards 2025. The awards celebrate the positive work people and organisations do to make a difference in their communities, with 2025's ceremony taking place on 6 November at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured with (from left) Paul Money, chief officer for Safer Stronger Communities, Councillor James Lewis, leader of the council, and Councillor Mary Harland, executive member for communities, customer service and community safety.

ParkyPING! Compassionate City Awards 1: Kirkstall-based ParkyPING!, a unique table tennis club for people with Parkinson’s disease, received the award for Community Sports Project of the Year at the Compassionate City Awards 2025. The awards celebrate the positive work people and organisations do to make a difference in their communities, with 2025's ceremony taking place on 6 November at Leeds Civic Hall. Pictured with (from left) Paul Money, chief officer for Safer Stronger Communities, Councillor James Lewis, leader of the council, and Councillor Mary Harland, executive member for communities, customer service and community safety.
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