Any ideas as to the reason these two revellers locked lips at The Observatory in the city centre? It was David Beckham. His 30 minute goal against Colombia sealed a 2-0 win and England's progress to the quarter final stage of the World Cup in France. This was June 1998 and Leeds was a city full of hope, expectation and determination. It was a month which featured demonstration as well as change and new beginnings. READ MORE: 21 photo memories of Leeds city centre in 1998 LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facfebook
1. Farsley
Pupils from Priesthorpe High School were burying a time capsule as part of a new extension. Pictured with pupils are Paul Willis, of Willmott Dixon Construction, Coun Mick Coulson and head of history Judith Hart. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
2. Leeds city centre
Proposals to close old people's homes in Leeds sparked a demonstration at Leeds Civic Hall. | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding
3. Whinmoor
Pupils from White Laith Primary enjoy the school's 'Heather Garden' Pictured are Natalie McLean, Nicholas Wilson and Sarah Bastow. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
4. Meanwood
Pupils at Cardinal Heenan High School were forced to take their exams in a school hall with a leaky roof. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
5. Headingley
The Oxfam book shop on Otley Road was extended. Helping to stock the shelves is Paul Morris, associate director at Storey Sons & Parker and book manager Graham Draisey. | Jack Hickes Photo: Jack Hickes
6. Leeds city centre
Jeanette Massey was celebrating after being named Yorkshire Evening Post Bride of the year. She is pictured next to her chosen wedding cake named ' Eternity'. | James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty