Our Day: your photos from a day to celebrate local government

Hackney council posted a picture on Twitter of its latest bike parking in Worship Street. They said: "It takes up the space of one car but has parking for ten bikes." Photograph: PR

Pete Bungard, chief executive of Gloucestershire county council, doing some weeding on the council's green sedum roof. Photograph: PR

Dacorum borough council director of housing Mark Gaynor and housing development manager Jack Burnham demolishing a derelict building to make way for new homes. Photograph: PR

A pottery class for beginners ran by Merton adult education service at the Whately Centre near Morden. Photograph: PR

The parks department clearing footpaths in Tredomen in Caerphilly county. Photograph: PR

Hackney council's animal officer assessed this monkey before it could appear in an advert. Anyone bringing an exotic animal into the borough has to notify them. Photograph: PR

David Harrington, cabinet member for corporate management and finance for Stockton-on-Tees council, meeting with Jessica Belch a member of the youth parliament. Photograph: PR

Gail who has been a lollipop lady for 30 years in Caerphilly. She works in Ystrad Mynach. Photograph: PR

Gloucester city council planted wild flower in the early summer to increase biodiversity and reduce how often grass needed to be cut. Photograph: PR

The fifth floor of Shire Hall, Gloucestershire county council headquarters, at about 9.45am yesterday. The council tweeted: "Our view is looking pretty good today #OurDay". Photograph: PR

Gloucestershire county council chief executive Peter Bungard takes a bike ride in the city. Photograph: PR