This collection of memories turns back the clock to 1989, a year which featured the end of an era for a much-loved fish and chip restaurant in the city centre. Youngman’s served up its last meal after 100 years of taking orders at its base on Queen Victoria Street off Briggate. It was also a 12 months which saw work start on a conversion scheme at the Corn Exchange to accommodate between 30 and 40 units including shops, restaurants, bars and a heritage museum. Enjoy these photos from the year which also includes memories from around the city suburb’s with Burley, Hunslet, Pudsey and Roundday Park in focus. READ MORE: The story of the Leeds city centre character known as 'Woodbine Lizzie' LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
13. Yeadon
Leeds pensioner Arthur Gemmell was celebrating after a successful campaign to re-open a popular footpath. He called on council chiefs to remove obstructions - barbed wire and locked gates - on the Yeadon Banks to Otley bridleway. | YPN Photo: YPN
14. Leeds city centre
BBC Look North presenter Judith Stamper enjoys a glass of breakfast champagne with the Reverend David Murfet, priest in charge at Leeds Parish Church, before officially opening the church's annual summer fair. | YPN Photo: YPN
15. Leeds
This is Matthew Hartigan who was celebrating after beating Richard Blakey's record of 152 runs scored in the Leeds Junior League Under 15s. | YPN Photo: YPN
16. Hunslet
Were you a regular here at the end of the 1980s? The Garden Gate pub. | YPN Photo: YPN
17. Chapeltown
Roger Parr, display manager for the Herbert Brown group, outside the firm's new shop. | YPN Photo: YPN
18. Leeds city centre
The chairman of the England selectors, Ted Dexter, launched a major Yorkshire cricket initiative in Leeds. He named an Inter City 125 the Yorkshire Academy of Cricket ahead the Test Match in the Ashes series at Headingley. | YPN Photo: YPN