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‘We just have to keep going’ say Ukrainians in Leeds

Two people, a man wearing a ceremonial chain and a woman in a black dress, stand closely together viewing a wartime-themed display. The dimly lit exhibit features camouflage netting, photographs, and a headless mannequin dressed in a suit with a Ukrainian flag draped over the shoulders. A tripod stands nearby, and the scene is illuminated with dramatic purple and yellow lighting.

A Ukrainian charity in Leeds held a photography exhibtion to remind people about the war in Ukraine. Emma Haresign reports…

Heritage Open Days had “low impact” on Corn Exchange businesses

Leeds Corn Exchange-A grand, historic stone building with a curved facade and classical architectural elements. The structure features ornate carvings, arched windows, and decorative columns. A prominent round clock is set into a richly adorned pediment at the top center. Hanging flower baskets add vibrant greenery beneath the arches, softening the formal stonework.

A festival celebrating culture and heritage have not had an impact of businesses located in central hubs such as Leeds Corn Exchange, Emma Haresign reports.

Free gym access in Leeds to combat rising inactivity

Modern gym interior with various exercise machines and equipment. Several people are present: one walking down the central aisle, two seated on benches using their phones, and others actively working out. The space features bright overhead lighting, gray flooring, and black ceiling panels.

In celebration of National Fitness Day, several gyms across Leeds will have free entry on 24th September.

Campaign launched to protect women and girls running in Leeds

Thirteen women pose together outdoors on a grassy field, dressed in athletic wear. Some are kneeling in front while others stand behind, smiling and relaxed. Trees and a building are visible in the background. The group appears to have just finished a run.

Statistics show women are feeling increasingly unsafe about going for a jog

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