12 of the weirdest unknown bylaws in Leeds that are still in place today
Leeds is home to some unusual bylaws that are still in place today - including ones about riding bulls in the streets and playing gramophones too loudly.
The 'byelaws for the good rule and government of the City of Leeds" was made for the "prevention of nuisances" by the Council of the City in pursuance of Section 235 of the Local Government Act 1972. Here are some of the unknown, and most unusual, bylaws in place across the city.