Leeds today: Beeston gymnastics, Otley one stop shop and Chapeltown's bad press

Good morning, Leeds. Today on the blog, I'm looking at a couple of important Leeds issues - the future of the Leeds Crisis Centre and we've got some interesting data for you to get your teeth into on the potential closure of 20 Leeds libraries. By the way, I'm doing another of my weekly guest slots on BBC Radio Leeds at about half four today. Thinking about talking about the Leeds Cuts Cafe? Are there any other Leeds issues that's been in the news that you believe warrants an airing? Post your comment below. What's making Leeds tick today? Police are stepping up patrols after travellers moved onto a site next to Harry Ramsdens to set up camp, reports the YEP . Swillington Organic Farm says there'll be a farm walk tomorrow focusing on the history of the Swillington Park Estate. BBC Leeds reports a Jewish charity which monitors acts of anti-Semitism in the UK says it recorded incidents of violence, threats and abuse in Leeds last year. Darren Cronian at My Life in Leeds blogs about a showcase of independent activity in Leeds. The John Charles Centre for Sport in Beeston could become the new home for gymnastics in Leeds under a proposal being developed by Leeds council . Oh Be Joyful - so says The Good Stuff - Leeds's longest-running beer blog - about a new beer. Police in Leeds are appealing for information following a four-vehicle road traffic collision on Harehills Avenue. The Culture Vulture features a piece on guest speaker and fashion photographer Brent Carr at photographic group Exposure Leeds . A public consultation to help shape the future of public transport in West Yorkshire will be held at Chapel Allerton Library, reports About My Area LS7 . The Wharfedale Observer reports concern has greeted news that Otley's One Stop Centre could be moved into the town's library. 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 .