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Whether it's a spooky surprise or a day of creativity and adventure, see our highlights for amazing things to do with your family over October half term in Leeds.

Senior councillors will next week discuss plans for a major refresh of the city’s children’s centres to offer a modernised service maintaining Leeds’s position as having the largest network of any major city in England, outside of London.

A pilot event held at John Charles Centre for Sport last week saw 1,890 pieces of sport kit donated, to tackle inequality in sports.

One of Leeds’ most iconic buildings will be transformed to showcase a love-at-first-sight animated graphic novel during Light Night Leeds later this month.

One Second Lovestory will be projected onto The Queens Hotel as one of the key displays on October 22 and 23.

More than 500 years of in-depth knowledge cultivated by green-fingered gardening gurus through the ages has taken root in a new exhibition in Leeds.

Unearthed: The Power of Gardening at Leeds Central Library explores the story, impact and legacy of gardening and the positive role it has played in the lives of thousands of people past and present.

Building and buying is proving a winning combination when it comes to delivering high-quality affordable homes for council tenants in Leeds.

People are encouraged to report incidents as the Leeds JogOn campaign sends a message that harassment of women and girls whilst exercising will not be tolerated.

A strategic and ambitious roadmap aimed at tackling poverty and inequality in Leeds has been launched today.

A unique number plate used by Lord Mayors of Leeds for more than 120 years has officially gone up for sale.

After comprehensive market testing, Leeds City Council has engaged three specialist dealers who will now manage the sale process for the historic U1 plate.

One of Tropical World’s pygmy marmosets was matched with a female through a breeding programme and has moved in with her at Drayton Manor Zoo.