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A computer-generated image showing how part of the housing development proposed for the former Kingsdale Court site in Seacroft, Leeds, could look.

A computer-generated image - looking east on Boggart Hill Road - showing how part of the housing development proposed for the former Kingsdale Court site in Seacroft, Leeds, could shape up.

A computer-generated image showing how part of the housing development proposed for the former Kingsdale Court site in Seacroft, Leeds, could look.

Action from the 2025 edition of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Credit: ASO & Pauline Ballet.

Guests at an event marking one year until Leeds welcomes the Grand Départ of the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Pictured left to right are Liam Claffey (host relationship manager for Grand Départ GB), Dean Hardman (readiness director for Grand Départ GB), Councillor James Lewis (leader of Leeds City Council) and Jane Walne (Leeds City Council's chief officer for Active Leeds, operations and culture).

An aerial view of City Square as it hosted an event marking one year until Leeds welcomes the Grand Départ of the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.

Left to right, Dean Hardman (readiness director for Grand Départ GB) and Councillor James Lewis (leader of Leeds City Council) at an event marking one year until Leeds welcomes the Grand Départ of the 2027 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. They are pictured with a replica of the Grand Départ trophy that was presented to Leeds after the city hosted the start of stage one of the men’s Tour de France in 2014.

A new campaign has been running across Leeds to raise awareness of the NHS Health Check.

A new campaign has been running across Leeds to raise awareness of the NHS Health Check.

Everyone aged between 40 and 74 who does not have a pre-existing cardiovascular condition is eligible for the free check and should be invited for one every five years. Picture: Adobe Stock

Careers for All, run by Leeds Museums and Galleries, was named Training Initiative of the Year (Public and Not for Profit) at the prestigious British Training Awards after impressing the panel of judges from across the learning and business sectors. Carl Newbould, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ learning and access officer (pictured) accepted the award on behalf of the service.