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Emma's Sandwich Shop on Wortley Road, Armley, where Leeds City Council's environmental health team found equipment covered in thick filth and evidence of a wide-spread rat infestation.

Emma's Sandwich Shop on Wortley Road, Armley, where Leeds City Council's environmental health team found equipment covered in thick filth and evidence of a wide-spread rat infestation, including chewed food containers.

Emma's Sandwich Shop on Wortley Road, Armley, where Leeds City Council's environmental health team found equipment covered in thick filth and evidence of a wide-spread rat infestation.

Emma's Sandwich Shop on Wortley Road, Armley, where Leeds City Council's environmental health team found equipment covered in thick filth and evidence of a wide-spread rat infestation, including rat droppings.

Emma's Sandwich Shop on Wortley Road, Armley, where Leeds City Council's environmental health team found equipment covered in thick filth and evidence of a wide-spread rat infestation.

Leeds Kirkgate Market.

Crossgates Harriers and their supporters have already undertaken volunteering days to clear the track and edges of weeds and built-up soil.

Local running clubs Crossgates Harriers and St. Theresa's Athletic Club have worked hard to raise the profile of the running track at Temple Newsam, which they see as a real benefit to the running community.

Councillor Helen Hayden, Leeds City Council's executive member for children and families.