Your Leeds has been transformed both culturally and commercially since the Whites dropped through the Premier League trapdoor in 2004. Check out our definitive guide to what Leeds has welcomed since Championship football and worse became the new norm. READ MORE: The ups and downs of Leeds United's Elland Road down the decades
1. Light Night
Believe it or not Light Night Leeds has not been thought of when United were relegated. The first was held in 2005 and has since gone on to become one of the most eagerly awaited annual events in the city's entertainment calendar. Photo: Charlotte Graham
2. Leeds Pride
The first celebration took place in 2006 with the event now welcoming more than 40,000 people and 100 floats onto the streets of the city centre. Photo: James Hardisty
3. First Direct
The dream of watching live music and more in an arena became a reality in September 2013.
4. Trinity Leeds
This shopping and leisure centre opened in March 2013 with more than 130,000 recorded visitors on opening day.
5. Bridgewater Place
City centre office and residential skyscraper Bridgewater Place - nicknamed The Dalek - was topped out in September 2005. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
6. Kirkstall Forge
Leeds's newest railway station, at Kirkstall Forge, welcomed its first passengers in November 2016.