By Don Mort, local democracy reporter
Four chapels at cemeteries around Leeds have gone on the market for a combined price of at least £350,000.
The buildings in Horsforth, Harehills, Armley and Otley were deemed surplus to requirements by Leeds City Council.
The chapel in Harehills was given the highest valuation at £170,000 when the sites were listed for auction.
A charity which supports homeless people in Leeds is appealing for volunteers at its Pudsey town centre store.
St George’s Crypt has multiple spots for volunteers between 2pm and 4pm, Mondays to Saturdays.
A spokesperson said: “Our retail team is extremely important in supporting our organisation in raising money for homeless and vulnerable people in Leeds, and you could be part of this amazing team.
A crowdfunder to help secure a community led farm following a spate of vandalism and an arson attack has so far netted over £9,600.
As reported by WLD last month, torched caravans, destroyed playhouses and ripped-out CCTV cameras are a number of the incidents the team at Kirkstall Valley Farm have experienced at the site in west Leeds.
By John Baron
Unpopular parking charges at five Leeds car parks – including one in Horsforth – have been revoked following a review by Leeds City Council.
The charges, which were introduced in October 2025 at Fink Hill and five other locations in Leeds, have been the subject of much discussion.