Leeds today - festival fringe, car crime and hospital superbugs

Good morning Leeds! Hope you're over your World Cup hangover! Today, I'm taking a look at how a Leeds community has healed its wounds five years after members of its community took part in the 7 July 2005 London Bombings. I'm also looking at the success of a Leeds-based social enterprise and preview an improtant community meeting for Kirkstall residents. Here's what's making Leeds tick today Vehicle crime is being driven down in Leeds city centre and surrounding communities, according to the latest figures . An inner city pub in Leeds - dubbed a 'rare survivor' - has been newly approved as a Grade II listed building by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, says BBC Leeds . The worst hospitals for superbugs have been named and shamed in new league tables drawn up by the Government - find out how Leeds Hospitals NHS Trust fared over at the Daily Mail. New York Street takeaway Little Oven is the subject of a review by food blogger Leeds Grub . Watch live streaming video from upforit at livestream.com The latest on Chapel Allerton crime can be found over at the local neighbourhood policing team page. The UK's only Cocoon endorsed festival is back this summer! July 10 will see Sven Väth and a handpicked selection of his house and techno cohorts take over the rolling grounds of Temple Newsam for an open air and bespoke, one day festival. Dick Bonham guest blogs on My Life in Leeds about things to do in Pudsey. Members of the Leeds Savage Club, Hannah Bisson and Peter Etherington, guest blog at The Culture Vulture about the horror and sci-fi weekend at Bradford's National Media Museum. The Yorkshire Post reports on a new community choir in Leeds which is made up of young people from Little London and Shakespeare primary schools among others. Details of next month's Holbeck Gala are emerging - put Saturday July 10 in your diary! The chairman of Leeds council's health watchdog has been shortlisted for a national award for his work giving communities a voice to influence the city's decision makers. Garforth residents can get reduced-price tickets to their arts festival. More details at www.garforthartsfestival.co.uk . Leeds North East MP Fabian Hamilton is launching a fundraising campaign today for a sponsored bike ride from London through France. Fabian will be raising money for Diabetes UK. Hamilton, who suffers from diabetes, will be setting off from London on the morning of Thursday 8 July and will be cycling to Newhaven to catch the ferry to Dieppe on Friday 9 July. From Dieppe, he hopes to reach Paris by the evening of Saturday 10 July and will be riding a total of around 180 miles in three days. Residents in Wellington Hill have celebrated the £250,000 re-opening of their local pre-school - and a gala on Saturday raised cash for Wellington Hill Residents' Association. Final plans are under way for the Leeds Metropolitan University 2010 arts festival . 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 .