Enjoy these bird's eye views of Leeds showcasing how much your city has changed over the last 15 years. PIC: James HardistyEnjoy these bird's eye views of Leeds showcasing how much your city has changed over the last 15 years. PIC: James Hardisty
Enjoy these bird's eye views of Leeds showcasing how much your city has changed over the last 15 years. PIC: James Hardisty

Aerial photos show how Leeds has changed over last 15 years

These aerial photos reveal just how much Leeds has changed over the last 15 years.
Andrew Hutchinson
By Andrew Hutchinson
Published 10th Jun 2022, 04:45 BST
Updated 1st Jul 2022, 14:48 BST

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The photos rewind to March 2007 and provide a snapshot of life in the city from the air. READ MORE: Spot the 1990s Leeds landmarks from these bird's eye city centre photos LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook

A view looking down over tyhe city centre, with views along Wellington Street, Leeds Inner Ring Road, Leeds City Station and the Bridgewater development.

1. Leeds from above

A view looking down over tyhe city centre, with views along Wellington Street, Leeds Inner Ring Road, Leeds City Station and the Bridgewater development. Photo: James Hardisty

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Headingley, with Yorkshire Cricket Ground and Leeds Rhinos stadium within the centre of the photo.

2. Leeds from above

Headingley, with Yorkshire Cricket Ground and Leeds Rhinos stadium within the centre of the photo. Photo: James Hardisty

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A view looking down onto Crown Point Retail Park.

3. Leeds from above

A view looking down onto Crown Point Retail Park. Photo: James Hardisty

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A view looking down onto the bottom of the M1 and M621.

4. Leeds from above

A view looking down onto the bottom of the M1 and M621. Photo: James Hardisty

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A view looking down over the city centre, Royal Armouries, The Calls.

5. Leeds from above

A view looking down over the city centre, Royal Armouries, The Calls. Photo: James Hardisty

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A view looking down over Leeds City Station and the Bridgewater development.

6. Leeds from above

A view looking down over Leeds City Station and the Bridgewater development. Photo: James Hardisty

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