Leeds today: Cuts round-up, mosque consultation and 3D map of city happiness

Good morning Leeds. The city's waking up to the harsh reality of yesterday's spending cuts announcements. Today I'm going to continue to look at some of the issues affecting Leeds. In the news, the BBC has reported that the leader of Leeds council fears "civil disobedience" among the city's young people because of cuts to public services. Wakefield has also issued a statement on the decommissioning of the HMS Ark Royal. Morley and Outwood MP Ed Balls has attacked the cuts as 'reckless' on his own website . And Leeds West MP Rachel Reeves has said jobs and growth need support as the deficit is cut back. What's making Leeds tick today? A group of artists is trying to map the happiness of the inhabitants of Leeds, reports BBC Leeds . In an empty shop unit the installation entitled Bring the Happy will collect and map the city's happiness over two months onto a giant 3D map. Representatives from the No2Incinerator campaign in East Leeds spoke on East Leeds FM recently about their concerns to site two waste incinerators in the area. Find out more over at their blog . Muslims from the Hyde Park area of Leeds will tomorrow be to be asked how they feel about public safety, crime and environmental issues where they live. The UK's first Jewish Heritage Centre for Children has opened on Shadwell Lane, reports Howard Williamson for the YEP. Lost bridges of Leeds is a collection of photographs by phill.d over at Flickr. An 8ft tall Egyptian mummy and a terrifying hoard of creepy characters will be haunting an historic building in Leeds this month for the city's first Halloween scare entertainment attraction . 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 .