Evolution was the latest addition to the city's thriving night scene boasting a capacity of 2,000 revellers at its base at the Cardigan Fields complex in Kirkstall. Drinkers at a well known Leeds pub were raising a glass after a major refurbishment was completed and the city welcomed Hollywood royalty, an actress who was appearing on stage. Elsewhere Leeds was gearing up for panto season and tireless charity worker visited a hospital to see where his fundraising efforts were being spent. This was Leeds in November 1998. Is it a city you remember? READ MORE: Leeds in November 2000 - 12 stories making the news
7. Leeds city centre
Pop star Dina Carroll belts out a song at the Leeds Lights switch on. She enjoyed a string of top ten hits during the 1990s with songs including It's Too Late, Don't Be a Stranger, The Perfect Year, and Escaping. | YPN Photo: YPN
8. Headingley
Leeds Rhinos coach Graham Murray cuts the tape to open the newly-refurbished Skyrack pub, watched by Leeds Tykes coach Phil Davies, Whitebreads area manager Kevin Rotchford, manager Carmen Daly and Leeds Tykes players. | Mel Hulme Photo: Mel Hulme
9. Leeds city centre
Visa Cash celebrated its first birthday in Leeds by handing out cake to commuters at Leeds City Station. | YPN Photo: YPN
10. Leeds city centre
Britt Ekland with co-stars Sue Pollard and Jeffery Holland at the Grand Theatre where they were appearing in See How They Run. | Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson
11. Middleton
Five generations of one Leeds family From left, great grandmother Judith Costigan, great, great grandmother Joyce Scobie, six-day-old Declan Walker, grandmother Karen Simpson and Declan's mum Joanne Colquhoun. | YPN Photo: YPN
12. Leeds city centre
Cinderella with the two Ugly Sisters at the City Varieties. Pictured from left, Eliza McClelland, Radio Aire presenter Katy Ka Boom and Michael Jayes. | Dan Oxtoby Photo: Dan Oxtoby