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

19. Wakefield in 2000
Alison Appleby is pictured with some of her work at The Adlib Gallery on Drury Lane in an exhibition titled 'You're So Vain'

20. Wakefield in 2000
Bobby Robson visited at the Wakefield Museum where he opened an exhibition 'The Homes of Football' by photographer Stuart Clarke.

21. Wakefield in 2000
Flooding brought chaos to Thornes Lane Wharf in Wakefield. Pictured is The Jolly Sailor public house.

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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School held at rugby training day for girls in October 2000. Photo: Mark Bickerdike

23. Wakefield in 2000
Concentration on the faces of the Horbury Pink Ladies Majorettes performing in the main arena of the Country Show at Nostell Priory in July 2000.

24. Wakefield in 2000
Dancers rehearse for a music via motion dance performance being shown at the Powerhouse. Pictured are Sara Poulter, Rachal Clark and Danni Rains.

