These photos raise a glass to the community pubs we have lost in Pudsey and Stanningley down the years.
They focus on the watering holes which will be remembered by generations of drinkers in the two neighbouring LS28 postcodes. This gallery features pubs from down the decades all of which provided a warm welcome in the community before shutting their doors for good and in many cases then being demolished.
Did you drink in any of these?
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13. Oddfellows Hall
This boozer on Richardshaw Lane was known as 'Oddies' to a generation of drinkers. It closed after Covid. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
14. The George
Do you remember The George on Richardshaw Lane? It was further up the hill from Oddfellows Hall. Now office space. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
15. The Junction
The Junction was a community boozer at the side of Pudsey Market off Robin Lane. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
16. The Ivy
The Ivy on Valley Road hosted a legendary pub quiz on a weekend back in the day. One of this author's very few claims to fame is that he won the quiz on a tie-break back in the day. And the question? How many rooms does Buxkingham Palace have? Closest the answer won the beer. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
17. The Railway
This pub on a sweeping bend of Littlemoor Road closed in the early 2010s. Now flats. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
18. Travellers
The Travellers in Fartown opposite Bankhouse Lane in Pudsey was one of the first pubs in the town to call permanent last orders. | Andrew Hutchinson Photo: Andrew Hutchinson