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Councillor Mary Harland, Leeds City Council’s executive member for communities, customer service and community safety, with local youngsters at one of the new play installations.

One of the new play installations in the grounds of the Compton Centre.

Children get to grips with one of the new installations, with help from artist Clare Devlin.

Tom Symons, deputy director of fairer start at Nesta, makes a speech at the opening event.

Julie Longworth, Leeds City Council’s director of children and families, makes a speech at the opening event.

Pictured left to right: Stephanie Jefferies (Play Explore Art), artist Clare Devlin and Emma Bearman (Playful Anywhere) at the opening event.

Some of the new play installations in the grounds of the Compton Centre.

A Scholes playground is open again for play after a much-needed refurb.

The Scholes playground now has new surfacing, a new multi-unit that offers climbing and a slide, as well as a spinner and a seesaw.

Staff at Leeds City Council have been supporting a Christmas Shoebox Appeal for local families. Shown left to right are: Liz Roarty (appeal lead), Councillor Debra Coupar (Leeds City Council’s deputy leader and executive member for resources) and Sarah Martin (chief officer, Civic Enterprise Leeds).