The images, plucked from the YEP archive, turn back the clock to show how your city celebrated the festive season from 2000 through to 2003. The most popular chidren's Christmas toys were Razor scooters (2000), Bratz dolls (2001), Beyblades (2002) and Robosapien (2003). And top of the charts was Bob The Builder with Can We Fix It (2000), Somethin' Stupid by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman (2001), Sound Of The Underground by Girls Aloud (2002) and Mad World by Michael Andrews featuring Gary Jules (2003). READ MORE: The babies born on Christmas Day in Leeds during the 1990s and 2000s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Leeds at Christmas
Kimberly Ingram (Cinders) with Oliver Murtagh (Buttons) perform their Christmas production at St Patricks RC Primary School, Burmantofts, in 2001.
8. Leeds at Christmas
This is Harry Chaffer from Seacroft dressed as Father Christmas at Leeds City Station who was raising funds for Macmillan Nurses in 2001. Photo: Mel Hulme
9. Leeds at Christmas
Garforth MP Colin Burgon receives some advice from the three kings after the Christmas production at Garforth Barleyhill Infants in 2001. The children are Polly Benn,Thomas Hindle and Joe Hardy. Photo: Tony Johnson
10. Leeds at Christmas
Up bright and early for breakfast with Santa at Allders on The Headrow in Christmas 2001was six-month-old Mollie Booth from Horbury. Photo: Graham Lindley
11. Leeds at Christmas
Angie Roper, an outreach worker with Sure Start, was dressed as a fairy for the Christmas party for local children held at Bramley Community Centre in 2001. Enjoying the event are Chanelle Evans and McCauley Swiers.
12. Leeds at Christmas
Shoppers hunt out bargains on Briggate during the sales at Christmas in 2002.