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
19. Meanwood
Meanwood Valley Urban Farm was celebrating a family friendly award. Pictured is director Sue Reddington, left, with owner Marilyn Amini, centre, catering assistant Joan Hunter and Rachael Jackson, 13, left, and Justine Roche. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
20. Yeadon
One of six anti aircraft bunkers still standing after 50 years in a field near to where the aircraft factory was during World War II, which was next to what is now Leeds Bradford Airport. | YPN Photo: YPN
21. Crossgates
The scene of an armed robbery on a Securicor truck outside Barclays Bank at the Arndale Centre. | Giles Rocholl Photo: Giles Rocholl
22. Little London
Parents and pupils turned up at Little London Primary School to discover that it has been destroyed by fire. | Giles Rocholl Photo: Giles Rocholl
23. Belle Isle
Betty Sharp pulling a pint at the Grey Goose pub watched by left, barman Mick Auty and landlord Carl Ward. | Mel Hulme Photo: Mel Hulme
24. Micklefield
Former footballer Terry Curran who owned and ran Woodlands cafe next to the A1. The winger made 435 appearances in total for a number of clubs during his career scoring 77 goals. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd