内容摘要：Fox, deputy leader of the Independent group, said: "To me, none of it made sense and the taxi office would've caused little rat runs.

Fox, deputy leader of the Independent group, said: "To me, none of it made sense and the taxi office would've caused little rat runs.

However, as it was not a recognised event, bringing in event laws to monitor it would be challenging, MP for Leeds Central and Headingley, Alex Sobel, told the meeting.Sobel acknowledged the size of the Otley Run had "got out of hand", adding: "We need to look at the laws we have and tightening them, bringing more control to the Otley Run."

Sobel said one possibility would be to introduce a fee to be paid by the businesses and used to fund policing and support safety."What would be best is if the pubs themselves voluntarily started to pay into a fund, to show willing," he said."There are 17 of them on the route, we know how much money, more or less, they make on a Saturday, it would be a very small amount of profit to contribute towards the policing of the event."

Leeds councillor Jonathan Pryor agreed that venues needed to accept responsibility for keeping people safe."I think we want to be really clear that the incident that happened in Headingley a few weeks ago isn't down to them at all, it's down to that individual that did it," he said.

"But at the same time we need to make sure the venues across the area are playing their part in keeping people, who come and do the Otley Run, safe."

An LTN is an area with infrastructure in place preventing most vehicles from driving through.Passengers are allowed to carry enough baby food, baby milk, and sterilised water for the journey when flying with a baby, according to

You can also carry unfrozen breast milk in hand luggage, even if you're not travelling with a baby.Individual containers of breast milk must hold no more than 2,000ml, however, there is no legal limit on how much you can bring.

Passengers are advised to check with individual airlines before travelling.NHS Grampian staff will be able to continue to use a car park at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary which was built exclusively for patients and visitors.