Here, the Yorkshire Evening Post has dug into our archives, to bring you memories of some of your favourite licensees from down the decades.These images focus on pub landlords and landladies who were proudly serving in Leeds in the early 2000s, between 2000 and 2010.How many do you remember?
7. The Fleece at Farsley
Jeff Dean, landlord of The Fleece at Farsley, Leeds, the oldest original licensed Joshua Tetley Public House, checking on a pint of Ancestor Ale a special brew to mark the 175th anniversary of Joshua Tetley. Photo: Gary Longbottom
8. The Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall
Majorie Farnsworth (left) enjoys a drink in the Cardigan Arms on Kirkstall Road, Leeds, with the landlord and landlady Barrie and Janet Edmonds. Photo: Gary Longbottom
9. The Grove, Holbeck
Landlady Rachel Scordos and manager John Rowe with a southern pint of beer served at The Grove pub in Holbeck as part of the Ales Around the Aire Beer festival next month. 23 December 2004. Photo: TONY JOHNSON
10. The Viaduct
Keith Prime, landlord of the Viaduct pub on Lower Briggate, Leeds. Photo: Justin Lloyd
11. Thee Garden Gate
Janice Peterkin, landlady of the Garden Gate pub in Leeds. Photo: Gary Longbottom
12. The White Stag, Whitelock Street
Betty Timony, landlady at The White Stag, Whitelock Street, in Leeds. Photo: Peter Thacker