Staff and pupils at Crawshaw High were left devastated after a blaze ripped through part of the school in the summer of 2001. Your YEP reported how within two months the school community had bounced back. Elsewhere a campaign for a pedestrian crossing in the town proved successful while a councillor was calling for an area of Thornbury in the Pudsey district, to have a Leeds postcode rather a Bradford one. Community spirit burned bright thanks to Pudsey Carnival while the town enjoyed a visit from a world famous actor who made his name as a 'baddie' on a US soap. Enjoy these photos showcasing a year in the life of Pudsey in 2001 - is it a town you remember? READ MORE: 20 photo memories of Pudsey in 2000 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
13. Pudsey in 2001
Campaigner Jean Thompson was celebrating the installation of a pedestrian crossing at Lowtown. | YPN Photo: YPN
14. Pudsey in 2001
November 2001 and pictured is secretary Terry Wetherald with some of the exhibits on display at the Pudsey Allotment Association's annual late flowering Chrysanthemum show. | Helen Gardner Photo: Helen Gardner
15. Pudsey in 2001
August 2001 and Councillor Frank Robinson was campaigning for an area of Thornbury in the Pudsey district, to have a Leeds postcode rather a Bradford one. | YPN Photo: YPN
16. Pudsey in 2001
May 2001 and children are pictured on the Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (ASBAH) float at Pudsey Carnival. | YPN Photo: YPN
17. Pudsey in 2001
May 2001 and pictured is Diane Layton, Adam Hobson and Debra Rose of TFB's cafe bar in Pudsey. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
18. Pudsey in 2001
Conservative leader William Hague took part in a Keep the Pound campaign question and answer session with pupils during a visit to Pudsey Grangefield High School in April 2001. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd