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Cllr Rafique - EV charge point St Paul's Street: Leeds’ first public on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge point has gone live in the city centre.

Cllr Rafique - EV charge point St Paul's Street

Leeds’ first public on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge point has gone live in the city centre.
EV charge point: Leeds’ first public on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge point has gone live in the city centre.

EV charge point

Leeds’ first public on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge point has gone live in the city centre.
The Leeds Charter: A letter sent by wrote William Urry, an Archivist in Canterbury, to his friend, and former Leeds City Archivist, Miss A. G. Foster in 1952 following the discovery of a copy of The Leeds Charter in a local bookshop.
Image credit West Yorkshire Archive Service: LLD1/2/812470

The Leeds Charter

A letter sent by wrote William Urry, an Archivist in Canterbury, to his friend, and former Leeds City Archivist, Miss A. G. Foster in 1952 following the discovery of a copy of The Leeds Charter in a local bookshop. Image credit West Yorkshire Archive Service: LLD1/2/812470
Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace and Emma Hayton: Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.

Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace and Emma Hayton

Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.
Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace and Emma Hayton: Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.

Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace and Emma Hayton

Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.
Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace: Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.

Leeds Tapestry - Kate Peace

Kate Peace (formerly Russell), led the creation of the original Leeds Tapestry which involved over 2,000 people and is made up of 1,500 individual embroideries.
Leeds Tapestry new panel: The new panel was inspired by reflections on what freedom means today, 80 years after the end of the Second World War.

Leeds Tapestry new panel

The new panel was inspired by reflections on what freedom means today, 80 years after the end of the Second World War.