A mural to cyclist Beryl Burton OBE was unveiled in the town during 1998 by her daughter Denise Burton-Cole and husband Charles. It was also a year in which Morley High School bounced back after a devastating fire. Morley Market benefited from a revamp with two celebrity look-a-likes turning out for the occasion. And Morley Fire Station said farewell to a long serving colleague while the first tattoo parlour opened in the town. Enjoy these photo memories showcasing 12 months in the life of Morley in 1998. READ MORE: Fabulous colour photos celebrate life in Morley during the 1960s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Morley in 1998
This is young Rachel Dalton who was looking after Tyke the lamb at Morley.
14. Morley in 1998
Childline founder Esther Rantzen visited Newlands School to talk about the work of the charity. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
15. Morley in 1998
Steve Cottrell, deputy development manager of Miller Mining, helps children from Newlands Primary and Morley High School plant a Millennium Wood at the former Grove Farm Opencast mining site near Morley.
16. Morley in 1998
Plans were unveiled to convert Commercial Street Mill into loft-style apartments.
17. Morley in 1998
Morley 'D' Snooker team in November 1998. Pictured, from left to right, Darren Fleming, Mark Armitage, John Winn and Simon Frere. Photo: Keith Lawson
18. Morley in 1998
The town turned out in force for the Christmas lights switch on in November 1998. Leeds United goalkeeper Nigel Martyn did the honours.