Leeds has undergone some huge changes in the last twenty years. These photos plucked from the YEP archive take you back to Leeds in 1999. It is a city you remember? READ MORE: Photos to take you back to Leeds in 1998
13. Leeds in 1999
Living statues stop shoppers in Leeds city centre as part of the opening of the Blue Bar Cafe on Swan Street in May 1999.
14. Leeds in 1999
August 1999 and graffitti artist Moose demonstartes his skills in one of the many tunnels in Leeds. Rather than painting on the slogans, he wipes off the dirt which accumulates from the passing traffic. Photo: Charles Knight
15. Leeds in 1999
These Chapel Allerton residents were to become the first to pilot the 'Home Zone' in August 1999, a scheme where pedestrians and cyclists have effective priority and cars travel at walking pace.
16. Leeds in 1999
Your YEP went tabloid in September 1999 and we drafted in Leeds United captain Lucas Radebe to help us spread the news.
17. Leeds in 1999
Roundhay restaurant institution Flying Pizza was celebrating its 25th anniversary in October 1999.
18. Leeds in 1999
Eileen Dixon, headteacher at Beechwood Primary in Seacroft for 13 years, was retiring in December 1999.