It brings together 12 months in the life of the city and the communities it serves during 2000, a year which featured fears over the future of both Wakefield Wildcats and the city's Indoor Market. The images, plucked from the YEP archive, also focus on annual events hosted by the city, local landmarks and familiar faces at shops and businesses. READ MORE: 16 Wakefield restaurants you may remember from the mid-1990s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield City High School was celebrating exam success. Pictured is headteacher Alan Yellup with pupils, from left, Kalim Khan, Naveed Khan, Husnain Abbas, Jacky Hogan, Naeem Khalid, Patrick Easingwold, Clare McCourt, Faith Grant, Janine Hubbard, Danielle Gill and Debby Reynolds.
8. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield couple Keith and Amanda Mortimer launched Cooloo, a business selling designer toilet seats.
9. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield's Heronry Waterton Countryside Discovery Centre won an award from the Tidy Britain Group. Pictured, from left, are Allan Smith (environment manager), Virginia Moulton (countryside manager), Deborah Bell (regional director of the Tidy Britain Group), Dave Mee (senior ranger), Lee Delbridge (footpaths officer), Coun Paul Beckett, and Carol Wakelam (administration assistant).
10. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield Museum staged The Last Victorians exhibition featuring photographs and reminiscences of those born at the beginning of the 20th century. Photo: Claire Lim
11. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield Warriors U-15s youth team train at the Light Waves Leisure Centre. Pictured is Darren Black (left) and Chris Jaworski. Photo: Emma Nichols
12. Wakefield in 2000
Do you remember Harold Duckworth? He was landlord of the Rovers Return pub at Fitzwilliam.