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.
7. Armely
Around 7.7 per cent of council homes were lost over the same period in the ward of Armley. The number fell by 226 from 2928 homes to 2702 homes. | other Photo: Mat Fascione (cc-by-sa/2.0)
8. Alwoodley
6.6 per cent of council housing in Alwoodley disappeared over the same period, with stock falling from 1216 homes to 1135 homes. | other Photo: Stephen Craven (cc-by-sa/2.0)
9. Horsforth
Horsforth saw a similar decline, with around a 6.5 per cent decline in council housing over ten years. | other Photo: Rich Tea (cc-by-sa/2.0)
10. Moortown
In Moortown, council housing stock depleted from 525 homes to 492 - a decline of around 6.2 per cent. | other Photo: Rich Tea (cc-by-sa/2.0)
11. Guiseley and Rawdon
Around 6.1 per cent of council houses disappeared from Guiseley and Rawdon between 2009/10 and 2019. The total loss was 46 homes. | other Photo: Hugh Chappell (cc-by-sa/2.0)
12. Rothwell
In 2009/10, Rothwell had 1360 council homes, a number that has now fallen to 1280. This marks a decrease of around 5.8 per cent. | other Photo: John Davidson (cc-by-sa/2.0)