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Participants of all ages can help showcase the best of Leeds by coming up with their own creative ideas for activities, events or challenges all themed around the number 400. Examples could include anything from walking, running, cycling, baking, volunteering, dancing or painting, but no idea is too big or too small. Anyone completing a What’s Your 400? is then asked to share their efforts on social media using #WhatsYour400 and download their own certificate from the Leeds 400 website to celebrate their accomplishment.

Participants of all ages can help showcase the best of Leeds by coming up with their own creative ideas for activities, events or challenges all themed around the number 400. Examples could include anything from walking, running, cycling, baking, volunteering, dancing or painting, but no idea is too big or too small. Anyone completing a What’s Your 400? is then asked to share their efforts on social media using #WhatsYour400 and download their own certificate from the Leeds 400 website to celebrate their accomplishment.

Among those already set to put their best foot forward for the cause is the Manbassadors men’s health group based in Leeds City Council’s Active Leeds team. The group of 12 champion men’s health among colleagues and have pledged to walk 400 miles this May to celebrate Leeds 400 while also raising money for Yorkshire Cancer Research.

Among those already set to put their best foot forward for the cause is the Manbassadors men’s health group based in Leeds City Council’s Active Leeds team. The group of 12 champion men’s health among colleagues and have pledged to walk 400 miles this May to celebrate Leeds 400 while also raising money for Yorkshire Cancer Research.

Among those already set to put their best foot forward for the cause is the Manbassadors men’s health group based in Leeds City Council’s Active Leeds team. The group of 12 champion men’s health among colleagues and have pledged to walk 400 miles this May to celebrate Leeds 400 while also raising money for Yorkshire Cancer Research.

Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development, Councillor Jonathan Pryor, applies Selecta DNA to a York stone footpath in Leeds.

Smoking and vaping are set to be sidelined at local sports clubs across Leeds thanks to a partnership between Leeds City Council, Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Leeds United Foundation. In picture: Swillington ARLFC (Amateur Rugby League Club) with Ronnie the Rhino and Swillington Saints Football Club with Kop Cat

Smoking and vaping are set to be sidelined at local sports clubs across Leeds thanks to a partnership between Leeds City Council, Leeds Rhinos Foundation and Leeds United Foundation. In picture: Danny McGuire and Ben Littlewood from Leeds Rhinos with Abbey Graham, Leeds United Women’s Club

Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development, Councillor Jonathan Pryor, with the Thermal Road Repairs machine filling potholes in a Leeds residential area.