Scaffolding covered Kirkstall Abbey at the start of the programme of conservation and improvements costing £4.58 million. This was Leeds in November 2004, a month which featured a city watering hole being crowned the YEP Pub of the Year and concerns over the future of a post office and primary school in two communities. Enjoy these photos charting 30 days in the life of your Leeds during the mid 2000s. Is it a city you remember? READ MORE: 26 Leeds publicans you may remember from the early 2000s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Leeds in November 2004
Brigshaw High School pupil Vicky Watt was chosen to be 'Mayor for the Day'. She is pictured with Lord Mayor of Leeds Coun Chris Townsley.
14. Leeds in November 2004
John Andrews cuts the tape to open the new Sue Ryder Care Store on Austhorpe Road in Cross Gates. He is pictured with joint shop managers Ann-Marie Brook and Christine Cockrem.
15. Leeds in November 2004
Ebor Gardens Primary School launched a friendshop stop on the playgound. Pictured are pupils, from left, Aaron Logan, Joe Hutley, Fattana Neda, Jade Hall and Somaya Khaled. Photo: Graham Lindley
16. Leeds in November 2004
Girls Aloud perform on stage at the Christmas lights show on The Headrow. Photo: Gerard Binks
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