Parents from Leopold Primary in Chapeltown staged a demonstration outside Leeds Education headquarters in Merrion House while pupils at Tinshill Primary put pen to paper to voice their concerns. This was Leeds in June 2001, a month which also featured protests over a proposed siting of a mobile phone mast outside a Leeds school. Elsewhere food and drink was high on the news agenda as was the issue of homelessness. READ MORE: 51 photos to take you back to Leeds in 2001 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Leeds in June 2001
TV chef and former pupil Brain Turner visited Morley High as part of National Healthy Food in Schools Week. He is pictured with a group of Year 10 students. Photo: James Hardisty
8. Leeds in June 2001
This Paddington Bear was on sale in Leeds with a £450 price tag. He is pictured with Maureen Briggs, owner of Teddy & Co. Photo: Claire Lim
9. Leeds in June 2001
The new Western Terrace stand at Headingley was packed full of cricket fans for England v Pakistan. Photo: Gary Longbottom
10. Leeds in June 2001
Emma Wadie from Kirkstall performs Egyptian dancing in Dortmund Square as part of Refugee Week. Photo: Emma Nichols
11. Leeds in June 2001
Horsforth School won a drama initiative run through the West Yorkshire Playhouse. Pictured are pupils, front left to right, Heather Healy, Rodger Rowley and Joanne Rhodes. Back, left to right, Kathryn Cook, Faye Knight and Rob Calvert. Photo: Emma Nichols
12. Leeds in June 2001
Leeds United striker Michael Bridges launches the Adidas football tournament at South Leeds Stadium involving youngsters from local schools. Photo: Tony Johnson