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Leeds City Council passenger transport driver Adam Butterfield shows Councillor Debra Coupar (Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for resources) some of the features on one of the new Treka Mobility+ minibuses.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

The huge monstera, popularly known as a cheese plant, has been a resident in a stairwell at Leeds General Infirmary’s medical school since the 1970s, where staff affectionately named her Audrey.

Winnie is one of the regular volunteers at a local nature reserve, led by one of Leeds City Council’s countryside rangers.

Leeds City Council is launching a new campaign taking a stand against all forms of discrimination. The campaign uses posters across the city centre and social media activity to spread a message of non-tolerance for misogyny, racism, anti-Muslim prejudice, anti Semitism, ageism, homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, and disability discrimination.