They feature a range of different issues and topics which dominated the town's news agenda over a 12 month period in 2004. Plans were unveiled for the retail development of the town centre while a new shopwatch scheme was also launched. School life also featured with students at both Bruntcliffe High and Morley High in the spotlight. A brave Morley man was recognised while another was celebrating a windfall after a £3 bet netted him thousands of pounds. READ MORE: Fabulous colour photos celebrate life in Morley during the 1960s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Morley in 2004
January 2004 and retail development plans the town centre were unveiled. MP Colin Challen (middle) assesses vacant shops with Morley Chamber of Trade members, from left, John Rhodes, Stephen Kearns, Susan Wood and Keith Robinson. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
2. Morley in 2004
Members of Morley Model Aircraft Club with their models in February 2004. Pictured, from left, Allan Kelly, Tom Hargreaves, Gordon Warburton, John Godden, and Brian Cleasby. Photo: Steve Riding
3. Morley in 2004
March 2004 and the RAF made a flying visit to Bruntcliffe High School. Pictured is Jamie Coupland in the mobile indoor shooting range. Photo: Gerard Binks
4. Morley in 2004
April 2004 and Morley High School pupils - Nicole Beck (left) and Rhian Turner - how off their skills on the Food Standards Agency cooking bus. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
5. Morley in 2004
May 2004 and parents and children protest about school places at Morley Newlands Primary. Photo: Tony Johnson
6. Morley in 2004
May 2004 and Morley High School head teacher John Townsley and head of sixth form Geoff Heap with students some of which were to receive a bursary for university. Photo: Tony Johnson