Leeds is set to be bathed in blue at night.
A public consultation has ended with support to convert 86,000 of the city’s 92,000 streetlights to energy-efficient LED "blue light" lanterns.
It will come at a potential £25m cost, though Leeds City Council estimates that if all lights were converted up to £2.5m could be saved every year.
The plans will now be put to the council's executive board in September.
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