The first section of the city's guided bus route - on the A1 Scott Hall Road - opened to help ease traffic flow and congestion. A newspaper vendor was told to move from his site in the city centre to make way for the refurbishment of a pub. The completed legal section of the Leeds Bayeux Tapestry was unveiled while work continued to demolish housing in a south Leeds suburb. This was Leeds in September 1995 - it is a city you remember? READ MORE: Go inside the two city shopping arcades that made way for Trinity Leeds
1. Leeds city centre
Sharon Wood, an assistant at M &G Fruits in Leeds Market with bagged potatoes marked in 5lb and 2.27 Kg. story | YPN Photo: YPN
2. Leeds city centre
Some of the participants in the sponsored aerobathon held at Park Square organised by Donaldson's Chartered Surveyors to raise money for the National Children's Home Action for Children charity. | Mark Bickerdike Photo: Mark Bickerdike
3. Middleton
Work continued on tearing down the derelict houses of Middleton Park Square. | YPN Photo: YPN
4. Leeds Bradford Airport
Bricklayers Paul McKay, left, and Damien Laws put the finishing touches to their brick built biplane which is on display outside Leeds Bradford Airport. | Gary Longbottom Photo: Gary Longbottom
5. Leeds city centre
People gather round to get a closer look at the completed legal section of the Leeds Bayeux tapestry that was unveiled at the Metropole Hotel. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
6. Hunslet
Thi is Richard Manton, of Jarvis Porter in Hunslet Carr who was having his hair chopped off to raise money for the Leeds General Infirmary. | YPN Photo: YPN