When Tom Riordan looks back on his time as chief executive of Leeds City Council, he can do so with pride.
During his 14 years there, Leeds has become a truly global city. Its potential as an economic force is now being realised. People need only look up at the Leeds skyline to see countless cranes working on new developments. Mr Riordan deserves credit for seeing the bigger picture working in collaboration with other towns and cities across Yorkshire for the benefit of the region.
A move that established Leeds as a major player in the creative and digital industries. Of course, it has not all been plain sailing. Mr Riordan will be the first to admit frustration at the lack of progress on a mass transit system for the city and wider region in the 14 years he has been chief executive. There was also the hammer blow of the Northern leg of HS2 being cancelled. Leaving Leeds’ transport network lagging behind.
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