A landlord was left counting the cost after a suspected arson attack at his pub while heavy gales brought chaos to the community's Tesco store. 2002 was also a year in which Seacroft had one eye on the past as well as the future. A photo-montage mural that captured LS14 in photos went on display at Seacroft Grange Primary while an exhibition of art telling the story of life in Seacroft by local children went on display at East Leeds Family Learning Centre. The bravery of a local resident who helped save the life of three children was also recognised. Enjoy these photo memories charting a year in the life of Seacroft in 2002. Do you recognise anyone? READ MORE: 14 photo memories of Seacroft in 2001 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Seacroft in 2002
January 2002 and Maisie Livingstone opens the Asket Croft Community Unit in Seacroft. Photo: Helen Gardner
2. Seacroft in 2002
February 2002 and high winds lifted off part of the roof at the Tesco Extra store in Seacroft.
3. Seacroft in 2002
Parkland Girls High School choir visited Seacroft Library to perform a Christmas concert in December 2002. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
4. Seacroft in 2002
April 2002 and an exhibition of art telling the story of life in Seacroft by local children went on display at East Leeds Family Learning Centre. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
5. Seacrfot 20002
Lee Grayson was feeling the pain at work - Asda's Killingbeck store - all in the name of a good case. He was having his legs waxed by Emma Rocket of The Beauty Spot to raise money for Seacroft Hospital. Photo: Mark Bickerdike
6. Seacroft 2002
may 2002 and staff at Tesco in Seacroft were set to take part in Race For Life. Pictured in the foreground is Rachel Ohren with colleagues from left, Helen Higson, Karen Varley, Sue Ellis, Lesley Thomas, Ann Leadbeater, Pat Fayers