Leeds today: York Road Library, Kirkstall ghostbusters and Ed Balls

Good morning, Leeds. Hope you've all dried out after yesterday's deluge! Today I'm looking at changes to your bin collections which the council hopes will save more than £2 million. I'll also be featuring a couple of excellent guest posts. Is there anything you think I should be covering in Leeds that I haven't so far? Post your suggestions in the comments section below. What's making Leeds tick today? Fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour around the Old York Road Library in East Leeds is the subject of a post over at the new Coven LS9 Forever blog. Campaigners opposed to a waste incinerator in East Leeds have welcomed a new public consultation exercise by the council on the No2Inicerator blog. The post is called Who says there's no-one listening? Community website Headingley.org says the next Little Woodhouse Forum meeting is being held in Leeds Civic Hall tomorrow. Police are appealing for witnesses after an 18 year old woman was sexually assaulted in Leeds city centre. The Friends of Leeds Kirkgate Market 's blog urges people to attend the next group meeting on October 13 at the Victoria pub. Communion , the folk club night, is now back in Leeds after a summer off for various festivals. A map to highlight local areas of interest has been created on Holt Park Today . Leeds-based labour blogger Bryony King puts the spotlight on her recent trip to the paty's conference in Manchester. So, what happened at Temple Works? is the title of a post over at Exposure Leeds blog. They're moving venue for Bettakultcha V - it's going to be at the Left Bank, Cardigan Road, Burley. Find out more and book a ticket here . Some great pictures of Leeds city centre have been submitted to the Guardian Leeds Flickr group by Urban Wurzel. Feel free to add yours... And what the papers say... A Leeds cafe owner has received a £10,000 bill from an energy company – that does not even supply her diner, reports the YEP . A Leeds filmmaker has been shortlisted for prestigious award, BBC Leeds reports . The Wharefdale Observer reports how campaigners battling against hundreds of new homes on former green belt land in Menston are recruiting celebrities to help their cause. Morley's MP Ed Balls has paid a visit to one of the town's biggest firms to learn all about the importance of the printing industry to the area and to the country, according to the Morley Observer and Advertiser . The Wetherby News reports a top-level meeting with bus operator First to discuss how community bus services withdrawn last month can be restored is being arranged by Wetherby MP Alec Shelbrooke. 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 .