The gallery of memories turns back the clock to 1984, a year which saw the future of three city centre post offices - included one on The Headrow and another in the Merrion Centre - under threat. The Post Office planned to replace them with a new Crown Post Office at the St John’s Centre. News stories from the 12 months are featured as well as a host of memories from around the city’s suburbs including Cookridge, Hunslet, Burmantofts and Moortown. READ MORE: Memories of the Co-op on Albion Street in the 1980s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
31. Leeds in 1984
Do you remember Zucker's on Duncan Street in the city centre? The shop has closed down by early 1984. | jpimedia
32. Leeds in 1984
This is Louis Karim, pictured against a bus shelter, which he claimed was blocking his coffee bar on Eastgate in the city centre. | jpimedia
33. Leeds in 1984
Sebastian Coe signs a copy of his book for David Glynn of Beeston who is hoping to run the Leeds Marathon and Diane Doherty of Morley, at Austick's Bookshop on The Headrow. | jpimedia
34. Leeds in 1984
Jack Myers in his Moortwon butcher's shop with market trader Rod Brown. | jpimedia
35. Leeds in 1984
Leading by example. Manager Eddie Gray strides out at the head of the group as Leeds United's players get down to the hard graft of pre-season training. | jpimedia
36. Leeds in 1984
Recognise here? It is Barnabys-on-the-Park in Nunroyd Park in Guiseley. | jpimedia