Love your part of Leeds is the message as people in Chapeltown are invited to get involved in preserving the area's history and culture.
* Click here to sign up to free news and sport email alerts from Chapel Allerton Today.The Chapeltown Heritage Advisory Group (CHAG) is looking for new members.
* Click here to become a fan of Chapel Allerton Today on Facebook.The group works to exert influence on decisions on new planning applications affecting the area and other issues.
It also gets funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund for the preservation and restoration of 'blue plaque' buildings.
Local councillor Jane Dowson, a member of CHAG, wants more local people to get involved.
* Click here for latest Chapel Allerton news.The Chapel Allerton Labour councillor said: "Chapeltown is an area with great historical and cultural heritage dating back hundreds of years and it is vitally important that this heritage is protected and preserved. Local residents have a very important role to play in this.
"We look forward to seeing some new faces."
The group's regular meetings feature guest speakers, with recent topics including the legacy of buildings built by the Jewish community.
This month, a representative from the Civic Trust will be talking about 'blue plaque' buildings.
Other members include the other local councillors Mohammed Rafique and Eileen Taylor, as well as staff from Leeds City Council, the Leeds Civic Trust and guest speakers from the heritage community.
