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To protect and encourage biodiversity the grassland on Asket Hill is now managed by a herd of goats. Picture credit: Louise Gibson

To protect and encourage biodiversity the grassland on Asket Hill is now managed by a herd of goats. Picture credit: Louise Gibson

To protect and encourage biodiversity the grassland on Asket Hill is now managed by a herd of goats. Picture credit: Louise Gibson

Vaynols can be found in only five locations in the UK. The herd at Temple Newsam stems directly from the first herd that was established in North Wales in the late 19th Century.

Vaynols can now be found in five locations in the UK, with Temple Newsam’s Home Farm currently home to one bull, 14 breeding cows, five heifers (females yet to calve) and the five calves born in the last month.

One of the rarest cattle breeds in the UK has had calves at Temple Newsam’s home farm.

One of the rarest cattle breeds in the UK has had calves at Temple Newsam’s home farm.

Vaynol cattle are categorised as ‘priority’ by the Rare Breed Survival Trust. They originate from North Wales and were first established in the late 19th Century.

‘Far, Far Away’ is one of the highly anticipated pieces that will transform Leeds as the festival returns during half term, on 28 and 29 October. The projection invites the audience to follow children on their journey through deep, dark woods towards a magical palace, encountering curious creatures, mysterious spells and unexpected surprises. Co-produced by Light Night Leeds, the British Library and Hungarian art collective Lightspray Visual.

'Eternal Ensemble' will be shown at Leeds Minster. As a cellist appears to perform across multiple points, spatial audio and immersive projection repeat, layer and transform the performance, surrounding each listener with sound and image.