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This week, Colin Harris, the bridge’s original designer, visited the site to get an up-close look at their work and reminisce about his role in bringing the project to life. Colin (right) was joined by Paul Ellison, Paul Ellison co-chair of the Quality Spaces and Places and Leeds Waterfront Group, who have supported the project.

This week, Colin Harris, the bridge’s original designer, visited the site to get an up-close look at their work and reminisce about his role in bringing the project to life. Colin (left) was joined by Paul Ellison, Paul Ellison co-chair of the Quality Spaces and Places and Leeds Waterfront Group, who have supported the project.

This week, Colin Harris, the bridge’s original designer, visited the site to get an up-close look at their work and reminisce about his role in bringing the project to life. Colin (left) was joined by Paul Ellison, Paul Ellison co-chair of the Quality Spaces and Places and Leeds Waterfront Group, who have supported the project.

This week, Colin Harris, the bridge’s original designer, visited the site to get an up-close look at their work and reminisce about his role in bringing the project to life. Colin (left) was joined by Paul Ellison, Paul Ellison co-chair of the Quality Spaces and Places and Leeds Waterfront Group, who have supported the project.

Yorkshire Contemporary won the award for Inspiring creativity through play, arts and culture.

The British Library won the public sector award in the Overall contribution to making Leeds a child friendly city category.

Moortown West Community Association won the award for Youth Group of the Year.

King Pins White Rose received the private sector award in the Overall contribution to making Leeds a child friendly city category.