Your city has undergone some huge changes in the last twenty years. We've dug through our archive at the Yorkshire Evening Post to find these photos to take you back to Leeds in 1996, a year which featured the opening of a newly rebuilt bus station, the Royal Armouries, Harvey Nichols, the Majestyk nigfhtclub and a trip to Wembley for Leeds United fans. READ MORE: Leeds in 1980 | Leeds in 1992 | Leeds in 1993 | Leeds in 1994 | Leeds in 1998 | Leeds in 1999 | Leeds in 2000 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join the Leeds Retro facebook group
1. Leeds city centre
Leeds City bus station was rebuilt and reopened with National Express relocating to the site. Other bus stations on Lady Lane and Wellington Street were closed when the new station opened in March 1996. | Rpy Fox Photo: Roy Fox
2. Leeds city centre
The new leader of Leeds City Council, Coun. Brian Walker, together with Marie Curie Cancer Care nurse, Irene Greaves launches the 1996 Daffodil Day Appeal at Leeds Civic Hall in February 1996. | Roy Fox Photo: Roy Fox
3. Elland Road
Scouts and leaders representing the 80 strong cast of Central Yorkshire Scouts 1996 Gang Show unite at Elland Road and parade a giant Union Jack flag in February 1996. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
4. Morley
Former Olympic and Commonwealth swimmer Suki Brownsdon watches young Jonathan Plows make a splash at Morley Leisure Centre. He was one of thousands taking the plunge to raise funds to send British athletes to the Atlanta games. | jpimedia Photo: Mel Hulme
6. Leeds city centre
Una Stubbs, in a costume of Queen Elizabeth 1, meets Queen Elizabeth 2 during her visit to Leeds for the opening of The Royal Armouries in March 1996. | Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson