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Councillor Jonathan Pryor (Leeds City Council's deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development) outside the Grand Arcade, where a section of terrazzo paving has been restored during heritage-led improvement work.

Councillor Jonathan Pryor (Leeds City Council's deputy leader and executive member for economy, transport and sustainable development) on New Briggate, where shops and commercial units have benefited from heritage-led improvement work.

At Leeds Civic Hall a remarkable new commission by Portuguese artists Ocubo, co-produced by the British Library, was projected across the building’s façade. Entitled, Portals: The Machine of Worlds, the piece uses fantastical imagery from books in the library’s collection, exploring universes of science, illusion and discovery.

At Leeds Civic Hall a remarkable new commission by Portuguese artists Ocubo, co-produced by the British Library, was projected across the building’s façade. Entitled, Portals: The Machine of Worlds, the piece uses fantastical imagery from books in the library’s collection, exploring universes of science, illusion and discovery.

At Leeds Civic Hall a remarkable new commission by Portuguese artists Ocubo, co-produced by the British Library, was projected across the building’s façade. Entitled, Portals: The Machine of Worlds, the piece uses fantastical imagery from books in the library’s collection, exploring universes of science, illusion and discovery.

At Leeds Civic Hall a remarkable new commission by Portuguese artists Ocubo, co-produced by the British Library, was projected across the building’s façade. Entitled, Portals: The Machine of Worlds, the piece uses fantastical imagery from books in the library’s collection, exploring universes of science, illusion and discovery.

At Leeds Civic Hall a remarkable new commission by Portuguese artists Ocubo, co-produced by the British Library, was projected across the building’s façade. Entitled, Portals: The Machine of Worlds, the piece uses fantastical imagery from books in the library’s collection, exploring universes of science, illusion and discovery.

Among the captivating artworks which lit up the city last night was a spellbinding projection on City Square’s iconic Queens Hotel Entitled One Second Lovestory, created by German artist Dirk Rauscher. Celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, the piece captures a romantic moment in time when two people’s eyes meet at a busy train station and is sponsored by Markel.

Among the captivating artworks which lit up the city last night was a spellbinding projection on City Square’s iconic Queens Hotel Entitled One Second Lovestory, created by German artist Dirk Rauscher. Celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, the piece captures a romantic moment in time when two people’s eyes meet at a busy train station and is sponsored by Markel.

Among the captivating artworks which lit up the city last night was a spellbinding projection on City Square’s iconic Queens Hotel Entitled One Second Lovestory, created by German artist Dirk Rauscher. Celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, the piece captures a romantic moment in time when two people’s eyes meet at a busy train station and is sponsored by Markel.

Among the captivating artworks which lit up the city last night was a spellbinding projection on City Square’s iconic Queens Hotel Entitled One Second Lovestory, created by German artist Dirk Rauscher. Celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, the piece captures a romantic moment in time when two people’s eyes meet at a busy train station and is sponsored by Markel.

At Wellington Place, The Dancing Fountain dances to music, colour and movement. The fountain expresses the drama of music, producing intricate patterns and formations.