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Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

Chris Sharp, keeper at Leeds Industrial Museum, with Aldwyth, one of the historic Leeds-made engines which will be on display next summer for the first time in a decade. The locomotive was manufactured more than a century ago by Leeds firm Manning Wardle, one of a number of local firms which exported engines around the world.

The new Hough Top housing development taking shape in Swinnow, near Pudsey.

Madeleine Kenning (head of housing management, Leeds City Council), Councillor Peter Carlill (Leeds City Council’s executive member for transport and planning) and Kevin Busby (site manager, Willmott Dixon) at the new Hough Top housing development in Swinnow, near Pudsey.

The new Hough Top housing development taking shape in Swinnow, near Pudsey.

The new Hough Top housing development taking shape in Swinnow, near Pudsey.

Councillor Peter Carlill, Leeds City Council’s executive member for transport and planning, at the new Hough Top housing development in Swinnow, near Pudsey.

Adam-Peter Gair, outdoor activities manager at the centre on the water at Yeadon Tarn ahead of this weekend's Leeds 400 challenge.