Since the first lockdown in March 2020, the city has been through three national lockdowns and a raft of Tier changes, as well as a few months of semi-normality in summer 2020. There have been queues for IKEA and McDonald's, a promotion party, a big snowball fight and more queues for Primark - as well as a lot of forlornly empty streets inbetween.
13. McDonald's reopening
The reopening of McDonald's for drive-through was met with similar fervour as Primark, IKEA and B&Q - scenes like this were seen across Leeds
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And this was the scene the next morning as Leeds Council set about clearing up the mess in Millennium Square in record time
15. Lockdown snow
Last month, the snow came down several times, blanketing Leeds and helping people add a bit of variety to their daily exercise routine - including sledging and snowmen out in the hills of the city
16. £10,000 fine for snowball fight
Of course there was the small matter of a snowball fight in Woodhouse Moor which ended up landing two men with a £10,000 fine each for having organised it. Photo: Liam Ford