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Careers for All, run by Leeds Museums and Galleries, was named Training Initiative of the Year (Public and Not for Profit) at the prestigious British Training Awards after impressing the panel of judges from across the learning and business sectors. Carl Newbould, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ learning and access officer (pictured) accepted the award on behalf of the service.

Established in 2019, Careers for All has worked with learners with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) delivering careers workshops in schools, work taster days, career fairs and work experience all designed to support participants into work and bridge the gap between learning and earning.

Established in 2019, Careers for All has worked with learners with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) delivering careers workshops in schools, work taster days, career fairs and work experience all designed to support participants into work and bridge the gap between learning and earning.

This Friday to Sunday (July 24-26) Leeds Street Feast will see street food vendors, local independent traders, live music and DJs on the square for a three-day celebration of food and culture.

This Friday to Sunday (July 24-26) Leeds Street Feast will see street food vendors, local independent traders, live music and DJs on the square for a three-day celebration of food and culture.

This Friday to Sunday (July 24-26) Leeds Street Feast will see street food vendors, local independent traders, live music and DJs on the square for a three-day celebration of food and culture.

This Friday to Sunday (July 24-26) Leeds Street Feast will see street food vendors, local independent traders, live music and DJs on the square for a three-day celebration of food and culture.

Colin Clark, pictured centre, surrounded by members of Leeds Male Voice Choir. Picture credit: Stage Shots Photography

Colin Clark, pictured centre, singing during a recent Leeds Male Voice Choir concert. Picture credit: Stage Shots Photography

A member of Yorkshire Dance’s Dance On Sumangal Group, a weekly dance programme for over 55s in Leeds. Picture credit: Paula Solloway

A member of the Space2's Gipton Growers watering the plants at their community garden at the Old Fire Station community hub.

Forward Leeds are among the organisations highlighted in the Director of Public Health’s annual report for their work. Pictured: Staff, volunteers and people supported by Forward Leeds and St Anne’s Alcohol Services at a Roundhay Park Run.