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Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development, Councillor Jonathan Pryor, applies Selecta DNA to a York stone footpath in Leeds.

Smoking and vaping are set to be sidelined at local sports clubs across Leeds thanks to a partnership between Leeds City Council, Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Leeds United Foundation. In picture: Swillington ARLFC (Amateur Rugby League Club) with Ronnie the Rhino and Swillington Saints Football Club with Kop Cat

Smoking and vaping are set to be sidelined at local sports clubs across Leeds thanks to a partnership between Leeds City Council, Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Leeds United Foundation. In picture: Danny McGuire and Ben Littlewood from Leeds Rhinos with Abbey Graham, Leeds United Women’s Club

Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development, Councillor Jonathan Pryor, with the Thermal Road Repairs machine filling potholes in a Leeds residential area.

Leeds City Council now offers green team away days in the city’s parks and green spaces. Teams that book on will spend the day working hands-on in one of Leeds’ beautiful parks, woodlands, cemeteries and nature reserves, doing everything from tree planting to meadow management and habitat restoration.

Leeds City Council now offers green team away days in the city’s parks and green spaces. Teams that book on will spend the day working hands-on in one of Leeds’ beautiful parks, woodlands, cemeteries and nature reserves, doing everything from tree planting to meadow management and habitat restoration.

Leeds City Council now offers green team away days in the city’s parks and green spaces. Teams that book on will spend the day working hands-on in one of Leeds’ beautiful parks, woodlands, cemeteries and nature reserves, doing everything from tree planting to meadow management and habitat restoration.

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A new housing development – named St Andrews Grange – which sits on land once occupied by the Tower Works factory, off Moorfield Road in Armley, Leeds.

The early stages of work on the St Andrews Grange housing development in Armley, Leeds, during the summer of 2024. Credit: Termrim Construction.

Part of a new housing development – named St Andrews Grange – which sits on land once occupied by the Tower Works factory, off Moorfield Road in Armley, Leeds.