2003 proved a year that the local community had plenty to shout about. The Wyther Twilight Twirlers were celebrating a double win at the majorette British Championships while a model and TV star made a surprise appearance at a summer fete. Elsewhere Prime Minister Tony Blair popped in to launch a ‘big conversation’ over issues such as anti-social behaviour which were high on the ‘to do’ list of local people. Enjoy these photos, plucked from the YEP archive, celebrating a year in the life of Bramley and its residents. Spotted anyone you remember? READ MORE: 43 closed Leeds pubs which will stir fond memories for drinkers LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP NEWSLETTERS: Sign up for free news and sport emails
19. Bramley in 2003
Val Bond on the Broadlea estate which was blighted by anti-social behaviour in September 2003. Photo: Tony Johnson
20. Bramley in 2003
Sponsor Ted Hanley with Bramley Phoenix U-9s captain Sam Parker and manager Darren Wood with players wearing the new kit. Pictured in May 2003. Photo: Tony Johnson
21. Bramley in 2003
Chris Hanson with a copy of the Bramley Baths calender with Graham Mitchell, left and manager Brian Mills in December 2003. Photo: Tony Johnson
22. Bramley in 2003
Blub planting on the Rossefield estate in December 2003. Pictured with pupils of St Peters C of E School, are Audrey Maskill, chair of the Rossefield Residents Association, Coun Denise Atkinson, right, and warden Michelle Fisher, left. Photo: Mel Hulme
23. Bramley in 2003
This is Gamble Hill Grange flats resident George Lowe who was complaining about their condition in June 2003. Photo: James Hardisty