A new bus terminal was opened to the public in the city centre. Elsewhere a group of drinkers were celebrating a claim to fame. The four friends were photographed by the YEP after having had a drink in each of the city's 630 pubs (not all at once!). And charity was high on the news agenda with the launch of an appeal with an emphasis on nature. People are asked to sponsor the planting of bulbs in Roundhay Park to raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care. This was Leeds in October 1995 - is it a city you remember? LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Leeds in October 1995
A new children's HQ department was opened at Lewis's in the city centre.
14. Leeds in October 1995
Did you enjoy a meal here in October 1995? Ikes bar and restaurant on Leeds city centre.
15. Leeds in October 1995
Residents of Roberts Court in Harehills were up in arms. Their access has been blocked by bulding work leaving disabled pensioners with an extra mile to walk if they need to get to the shops or Post Office.
16. Leeds in October 1995
The new bus terminal in Leeds city centre opened to the public. Photo: Giles Rocholl
17. Leeds in October 1995
Wendy Moor, who trained at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, performs part of her newly-created dance The Other Side which was created to coincide with the opening of a new exhibition The Grotesque at the Leeds Art Gallery
18. Leeds in October 1995
A star from the London musical Starlight Express Lon Satton visited Newlands Primary. He was appearing in West End Praise at the City Varieties Music Hall with the choir made up with school pupils.