Your city centre has witnessed its fair share of change in the name of progress down the decades. These photo memories shine a spotlight on different aspects of LS1 you may remember and may wish for a return. READ MORE: 22 mouth-watering photos of Leeds restaurants from the 1980s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
1. Changing Leeds
One moving staircase going up, another moving staircase coming down. The do you remember the escalators on Boar Lane up to the Bond Street Shopping Centre? Pictured here in November 1980. Photo: YPN
2. Changing Leeds
Did you shop here back in the day? The 1970s Burton Arcade from the Trinity Street Arcade looking east towards Briggate. Many people will remember the shop units flanking either side. By 2008 it had been demolished to make way for Trinity Leeds, the new retail and leisure centre which opened in 2013. Photo: YPN
3. Changing Leeds
The Cockpit was mourned by thousands of music fans and clubbers around Leeds and beyond when it closed in September 2014 after 20 years. Photo: YPN
4. Changing Leeds
Known for its quirky television and movie memorabilia and alternative music scene the much-loved Fab Cafe on Woodhouse Lane closed its doors for the last time in April 2015. Photo: YPN
5. Changing Leeds
Located at the lower end of Westgate Leeds International Pool was notable for its brutalist architecture. Demolished in 2009. Photo: YPN
6. Changing Leeds
Do you remember Leeds Post Office on City Square? In 1987 it was Leeds largest post office. But the branch closed in the 2000s. Photo: YPN