This trip down memory lane rewinds to showcase life around the town during the 1990s and turn the spotlight on a community which was proud to call LS26 home. Annual events such as Rothwell Carnival are in focus as well as local sports teams from Rothwell Athletic and Rothwell Town through to Rothwell CC. Local landmarks are also featured as well as pubs, shops and stories which were making the headlines back in the day. Spotted anyone you remember? READ MORE: 43 closed Leeds pubs which will stir fond memories for drinkers LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia

19. Rothwell in the 1990s
It proved to be a bad day at the office for this driver after his lorry overturned on the roundabout outside Rothwell Sports Centre in August 1998. Photo: Mel Hulme

20. Rothwell in the 1990s
Did you enjoy a drink here back in the day? John O'Gaunts on Leeds Road pictured in June 1997. Photo: Richard Hainsworth

21. Rothwell in the 1990s
Community campaigners Harry Bedford, Jean Webster and John Holl are pictured by the waste land at the back of the old toilets in Rothwell. Photo: Steve Riding

22. Rothwell in the 1990s
Rothwell newsagents Anne and Jim Webster were retiring after 23 years. Pictured in September 1998. Photo: James Hardisty

23. Rothwell in the 1990s
Rothwell Town U-12s pictured in May 1996 who were heading to France to play. Back row, from left, are John Bartle (assistant manager), Eric Batley (manager) and David Keane (trainer). Middle row, from left, are Chris Linnecor, Michael Card, Adam Langstaff, Paul Bailey, Martin Kelly, Stuart, Lelliott and Michael Savery. Front row, from left, are Chris Cowlishaw, Gareth Parker, Richard Wheelhouse, Gavin Keane, Carl Clay, Liam Young and Ian Bartle. Photo: Steve Riding

24. Rothwell in the 1990s
Artist Lyndele Fozaed along with her young daughter Francesca is pictured walking underneath the arch she designed to mark the start of the South Leeds Heritage Trail at Rothwell. Pictured in October 1997. Photo: Charles Knight


