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
37. Leeds in 1984
The Post Office in the Merrion Centre was under the threat of closure. | jpimedia
38. Leeds in 1984
Comic actor Roy Kinnear turned to "The Twits" when he visited Allerton Grange Middle School in Moortown. He was in the city performing at The Grand Theatre and took time out for a spot of storytelling in the school hall. | jpimedia
39. Leeds in 1984
Leeds City Council was granted a possession order for the former Rates Office in the city centre, which had been occupied by a group of 'squatters'. | jpimedia
40. Leeds in 1984
Anglers Henry Pollard, left, and oldest competitor Ezra Naylor, 79, walk to their pegs at Waterloo Lake in Roundhay Park before taking part in the senior citizens angling match. | jpimedia
41. Leeds in 1984
The derelict Pioneer pub at Hunslet's Leek Street flats which was due to be demolished. | jpimedia
42. Leeds in 1984
Actor Ronald Magill, aka Amos Brearley, was in Leeds city centre to mark the launch of Help the Aged's Northern Christmas Appeal. | jpimedia