Councillors say it is "crucial" women come forward to help make Leeds safe.
Leeds City Council is encouraging women who live, work and visit Leeds city centre, to have their say in a survey which has been created to ensure that Leeds is a safer and more comfortable place. The survey is an opportunity for women and girls to talk about their experiences and the results will inform the work the council and its partners do to make Leeds a safe place.
The survey can be found here. Any experience stated will not be reported to the police. If people need to report a crime, they should call 101. Councillor Debra Coupar, Leeds City Council’s executive member for resources with responsibility for Safer Leeds, said: "We have a firm commitment in Leeds to ensure that the city is a safe place for all women and girls."
