The below wards are those that have seen the steepest decline in council housing over the past ten years from 2009/10 to 2019. Figures have been provided by Leeds City Council and the Leeds Observatory.
Please note that some wards - such as Headingley and Hyde Park - where electoral boundaries have changed in the past ten years have been excluded from this list, so they have not been factored into the ranking.
1. Weetwood
Weetwood is the area thats seen some of the highest losses, with the council housing stock in the ward falling from 1481 to 1334 - around a 9.9 per cent decrease. Photo: Rich Tea (cc-by-sa/2.0)
2. Calverley and Farsley
Over the same ten-year period, Calverley and Farsley lost 72 council houses, with the number available dropping from 802 to 730 - a decline of around 8.9 per cent. Photo: Betty Longbottom (cc-by-sa/2.0)
3. Harewood
Harewood saw a similar decrease of around 8.9 per cent in available council housing. The stock available dropped from 425 to 387. Photo: Dave Berkeley (cc-by-sa/2.0)
4. Adel and Wharfedale
Council housing stock decreased by around 8.8 per cent in Adel and Wharfedale over the same period. Photo: Malcolm Morris (cc-by-sa/2.0)
5. Roundhay
In Roundhay, council housing stock depleted by 57 homes, falling from 674 to 617. This marks a decrease of around 8.4 per cent. Photo: Rich Tea (cc-by-sa/2.0)
6. Chapel Allerton
168 council houses have disappeared from Chapel Allerton over the past ten years, marking a 7.9 per cent decrease. Photo: Ian S (cc-by-sa/2.0)