Leeds today: Trinity Leeds, Beeston Festival and Holt Park security

Good morning, Leeds. What's making the city tick today? The closure of sports centres and other facilities across Leeds is to be unwrapped by Leeds council as part of plans to save £90m, reports the YEP . Trinity Leeds begins the transformation of Albion Street this month as the next phase of the £350 million development starts, reports Leeds Live It Love It . There's a post by Jeremy Morton on organising Beeston Festival over at South Leeds Life. Leeds blog Hebe Media has a post on the recent What If Leeds public consultation to decide the future priorities for Leeds in 2030: "There is some wonderful talent in the city which is under-utilised, either by choice or because of lack of awareness - but that needs to change." Len Tingle's blog over at the BBC asks Who wants to be a Yorkshire Mayor? I don't.... Philip Tarry looks at places to visit and eat in Horsforth over at My Life in Leeds. Pin Bar in the Brewery Wharf area is reviewed by The Good Dr blog and over at Exploits of a Food Nut blog . Leeds Brewdog Show: North Bar Single Hop IPA Event & Mr Foley's Brewdog Taps is a post over at The Beer Prole blog . The second part of last month's scrutiny inquiry at Kirkgate Market is covered over at Friends of Leeds Kirkgate Market's blog . Residents of Holt Park are entitled to a free security assessment of their home, reports community site Holt Park Today . The Leeds City Region Partnership has announced the members of the new business-led board that will head up the local enterprise partnership (LEP). Do you have news, views or events to share? Feel free add them to the comments below or contact me by email or on Twitter @GdnLeeds .