Elsewhere the introduction of a cycle lane on a major Leeds commuter route was the talk of the city. Hunslet Hawks played rugby league for the first time at their new home while Trekkies were celebrating as a familiar face beamed down in the city for a book signing. And it proved to be the end of an era for a south Leeds landmark. This was Leeds in November 1995 - is it a city you remember? READ MORE: 28 Leeds restaurants you may remember from the 1990s
7. Hunslet Hawks
Hunslet Hawks mascots Daniel Ashworth (left) and Christopher Marsden enjoy the club's first game at their new home at South Leeds Stadium. | YPN Photo: YPN
8. Leeds in November 1995
Leeds Deaf FC. Back: Christian Richardson, Edward Pollard, Brian Robinson, Ian McDonald, Paul Young, Gurdu Singh, Peter Singh. Front: Jeff Dedman, Aftab Hussain, Pinky Samra and Ste Hardwick.
9. Leeds city centre
Actor Leonard Nimoy was in Leeds for a book signing. | Roy Fox Photo: Roy Fox
10. Moortown
Hundreds gathered at Street Lane Synagogue for a service in remembrance of Yitzhak Rabin. | YPN Photo: YPN
11. Skelton
The three cooling towers and the chimney of Skelton Grange B power station toppled to the ground as demolition men completed their work. | Charles Knight Photo: Charles Knight
12. Middleton
Four members of Middleton St Mary's C of E Primary School's U-11s rugby team who were due to play in a curtain raiser at the opening of the new South Leeds Stadium. Pictued, from left, are Antony Ward, Christopher Kellett, Aaron Niles and Mark Clarke. | Mel Hulme Photo: Mel Hulme