2001 saw the new headquarters of The Getaway Girls officially opened in Harehills thanks in part to cash from the Lottery Community Fund and Abbey National. And your YEP was there for the opening ceremony as Galaxy 105 DJ J-Jo did the honours for a group which continues to helps young women in Leeds to transform their lives. It was also a community that came together after a night of rioting in the summer of 2001. Elsewhere LS8 said a fond farewell to a much loved vicar, costumes were being created at a workshop in Harehills ahead of the West Indian Carnival and the Harehills Irish Music Project made all the right noises. Enjoy these photos charting 12 months in the life of Harehills. Do you recognise anyone? READ MORE: 14 photo memories of Harehills in 2005 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Harehills in 2001
August 2001 and organiser John Drake with fellow walkers from St Aiden's Church who were planning on trekking 275 miles in North Yorkshire to raise money for Martin House. Photo: Tony Johnson
14. Harehills in 2001
August 2001 and cricket coaching came to Harehills. Pictured is Shakeel Adams gets in some batting practice. Photo: Steve Riding
15. Harehills in 2001
Jonathan Dore (right), a young people's advice worker at Archway in Harehills shows DJ Jacoby Farrell how to put tracks together. Photo: Emma Nichols
16. Harehills in 2001
October 2001 and photographer Claire Harbottle shows Harehills resident Ron Leadbetter her images displayed on the walls of a local launderette.
17. Harehills in 2001
November 2001 and new traffic calming measures - speed humps - were installed on Harehills Avenue. Photo: Peter Langford
18. Harehills in 2001
Nazia Khaliq (left) and sister Shazia Malik, both classroom assistants at Bankside Primary in Harehills, applied to the YEP-backed Millennium Award Scheme in December 2001 to set up an after-school club. Photo: Emma Nichols