The images focus on 2002, a year which featured education high on the list of issues for the town and its residents. A new primary school opened in LS27 while your YEP photographed a batch of new recruits at Bruntcliffe High School. Elsewhere a resident was left horrified after finding an unwanted visitor in a can of beans while another was in a wrangle council chiefs over a council tax bill query. Enjoy these photo memories charting 12 months in the life of Morley. READ MORE: Fabulous colour photos celebrate life in Morley during the 1960s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Morley in 2002
Morley High School were celebrating being crowned Yorkshire Cup winners. Pictured is captain Ryan Sales with the trophy. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
14. Morley in 2002
A Green Goddess was at the temporary fire station at Morley. Pictured, from left, is Grahame Maxwell, West Yorkshire Police assistant chief constable, Lt.Col. Dickie Davis, commanding officer of 22 Engineer Reg, Phil Toase, chief fire officer and Brigadier David Shaw, commander 15 (NE) Brigade.
15. Morley in 2002
Morley High School welcomed an artist in resident in February 2002. Pictured is centre textile designer Dionne Swift with sixth form pupils Sarah Foxwell (left) and Cara Dobson painting Velvet designs. Photo: James Hardisty
16. Morley in 2002
Garage owner Raj Patel polishes a replica of Schumacher's Formula 1 Ferrari at Morley Service Station in November 2002. Photo: Tony Johnson
17. Morley in 2002
Mayor of Morley Coun Judith Elliott with the Yorkshire flag that was due to fly on the top of Morley Town Hall to celebrate Yorkshire Day. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
18. Morley in 2002
Do you remember acupuncturist John Heptonstall pictured in November 2002? He ran a practice in the town. Photo: Mark Bickerdike