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Hyde Park Source with Councillor Mary Harland: Winner of Environmental Achievement of the Year, Hyde Park Source currently runs seven different weekly volunteer gardening groups.

Hyde Park Source with Councillor Mary Harland

Winner of Environmental Achievement of the Year, Hyde Park Source currently runs seven different weekly volunteer gardening groups.
Janet Wilcock: Janet Wilcock has won the Unsung Hero of the Year award at the Compassionate City Awards 2024.

Janet Wilcock

Janet Wilcock has won the Unsung Hero of the Year award at the Compassionate City Awards 2024.
Paul Young, Farsley Celtic Deaf FC: The winner in the Community Sports Project of the Year category was Farsley Celtic Deaf FC.

Paul Young, Farsley Celtic Deaf FC

The winner in the Community Sports Project of the Year category was Farsley Celtic Deaf FC.
Big birds: Curators of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse (left) and Clare Brown measure the huge wandering albatross preserved at Leeds Discovery Centre.
More than a century old, up-to-date measurements taken this week show the gargantuan seabird to be more than three metres across despite only being a juvenile.

Big birds

Curators of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse (left) and Clare Brown measure the huge wandering albatross preserved at Leeds Discovery Centre. More than a century old, up-to-date measurements taken this week show the gargantuan seabird to be more than three metres across despite only being a juvenile.
Big birds: Among the remarkable examples getting some delicate care and attention was an impressive, wandering albatross, displayed behind Victorian glass to fully showcase its immense wingspan.
More than a century old, up-to-date measurements taken this week show the gargantuan seabird to be more than three metres across despite only being a juvenile.

Big birds

Among the remarkable examples getting some delicate care and attention was an impressive, wandering albatross, displayed behind Victorian glass to fully showcase its immense wingspan. More than a century old, up-to-date measurements taken this week show the gargantuan seabird to be more than three metres across despite only being a juvenile.
Big birds: Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.

Big birds

Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.
Big birds: Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.

Big birds

Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.
Big birds: Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.

Big birds

Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse conserves the towering skeleton of a full grown adult ostrich, the world’s largest bird. Believed to date from around 1841, the skeleton was repositioned for display ten years ago with the help of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.
Big birds: Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse with the skull of an albatross, stored at the Leeds Discovery Centre.

Big birds

Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse with the skull of an albatross, stored at the Leeds Discovery Centre.
Big birds: Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse with the skull of an albatross, stored at the Leeds Discovery Centre.

Big birds

Curator of natural sciences Sarah Burhouse with the skull of an albatross, stored at the Leeds Discovery Centre.