These venues have proved a leisure time focal point for communities around the city - places to be entertained, to drink socially and to play games. The photos, plucked from the YEP archive, focus on three decades of memories from the 1960s right through to the 1990s. Is your favourite social club featured? READ MORE: 33 closed Leeds pubs which will stir fond memories for drinkers LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Middleton Social Club
Middleton Social Club on Thorpe Street pictured in January 1969. Photo: YPN
8. Main Line Social Club
Main Line Social Club on Pudsey Road which was opened by Leeds United legend Bobby Collins in 1966. An unusual feature is the split-level games room which provides a good view of the snooker table. Photo: YPN
9. Middleton Social and Welfare Club
The concert room at the Middleton Social and Welfare Club which boasted seating for 700 people. Pictured in June 1976. Photo: YPN
10. East Leeds Labour Club
East Leeds Labour Club on Brooklands Avenue in Seacroft. Pictured in June 1976. Photo: YPN
11. Holbeck Working Mens Club
Were you a regular at Holbeck Working Mens Club back in the day? Pictured in April 1978. Photo: YPN
12. Bramley Social Club
The new extension at Bramley Social Club. Pictured in December 1990. Photo: YPN