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
13. Wakefield in 2000
Heath View Primary School pupils Nathan Dobson (left) and Bridget Morgan hold a rose tree that was to be planted in memory of Stephanie Craig, a former pupil who died.
14. Wakefield in 2000
Wakefield Wildcats were facing an uncertain future as the sun set on another season in September 2000.
15. Wakefield in 2000
Did you enjoy a meal here back in the day? 'On the Edge' restaurant at Newmillerdam. Pictured is chef David Dews.
16. Wakefield in 2000
Phil Fryer from Morley sings as Frank Sinatra with the Wakefield Arts College Choir for YTV's 'Tonight' programme.
17. Wakefield in 2000
Cannon Richard Capper of Wakefield Cathedral was given use of a two way radio to contact Sergeant Ian Froggatt of Wakefield Police when there were disturbances on the grounds.
18. Wakefield in 2000
Anne, Princess Royal visited the Rodney Clark Resource Centre in Wakefield. She is pictured in the kitchen watching service users bake a sponge cake aided by helpers Zoe Ryder (left) and Victoria Shaw (back).