Good morning, Leeds. What's making the city tick today?
State-of-the-art £500,000 facilities for children with physical and medical disabilities in east Leeds are to be built at Whitkirk Primary School.
Church leaders in West Yorkshire have written a prayer for "the victims of public spending cuts" in the county. A copy of the "Prayer of Penitence" was handed to Leeds council chief executive Tom Riordan - full report at BBC Leeds.
The British Transport Police has celebrated the opening of a new state of the art police station at Leeds railway station.
Leeds Indie Radio has celebrated its first year of supporting local music.
Shop customers are being asked for their fingerprints to help in an east Leeds robbery investigation, reports the YEP.
Former deputy mayor of Morley Stuart Welham has died suddenly in hospital aged 65, reports the Morley Observer.
Experience Leeds 5 will bring together the people who are planning something special in June, July, August in Leeds.
Check out this unusual picture of a love plaque in Woodhouse over at Leeds Daily Photo.
The University of Leeds will be one of the key locations of the world's first national multi-million pound breast cancer tissue bank.
Maybe some women feel International Women's Day does not matter, speculates Leeds-based How To Laugh in the Face of It All blog.
Check out the Moor Allerton Menzone - over at About My Area.
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