Dozens braved the rain this morning to join an Alzheimer's research walk in Leeds.
Seven Rotary Clubs from across Leeds came together today for a sponsored walk with an aim of raising £40,000 to support dementia-related research.
Locals were invited to walk 2.5km, 5km, or 10km around Temple Newsam to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.
The Rotary Leeds Walk was first created by Headingley Rotarian Drew Dodds in 2024.
Yorkshire Evening Post photographer Steve Riding joined the walkers...
1. Alzheimer's Research Walk
Walkers braved the rain to attend the Leeds Rotary Sponsored Walk at Temple Newsam in aid of Alzheimer's Research UK. | Steve Riding
2. Alzheimer's Research Walk
Nigel Wainman, President of Leeds Rotary, Coun Jane Dowson representing the Lord Mayor of Leeds Coun Stephen Holroyd, and David Repper, project leader of the walk. | Steve Riding
3. Alzheimer's Research Walk
Gemma Basharan and Uma Rana with border collie Victor. | Steve Riding
4. Alzheimer's Research Walk
People from Leeds and beyond were invited to walk 2.5km, 5km, or 10km at Temple Newsam. | Steve Riding
6. Alzheimer's Research Walk
Stella Drake, of West Bowling, who completed the walk with husband Martin as she collects his medal. | Steve Riding