We’re winding back the clock nearly 40 years to show how life in Leeds looked during 1987.
These photos capture sights around the city towards the end of the 80s, including some of the era’s most popular pubs and restaurants.
A famous lost department store, a notorious junction and a new team of street sweepers brought in to smarten up the city all feature in this retro picture gallery.
The nostalgic black-and-white images also show firefighters battling a blaze at Leeds University, aviation history being made at Leeds Bradford Airport, and Genesis thrilling fans at Roundhay Park.
There are even appearances by Princess Diana and a young Angela Griffin, who would go on to star in Coronation Street.
Do these photos bring back any happy memories for you of life in Leeds during the late 80s?
2. On the dance floor
Former Leeds councillor Dennis Altman, who headed the Dennis Altman School of Dancing on Great George Street, pictured in September 1987 | YPN
3. Schofields
Shoppers are seen queuing for the sales at Schofields, on The Headrow, Leeds, in January 1976. The department store, which ran from 1901 to 1996, was a Yorkshire institution. The Headrow Centre, later The Core, was built on the site in 1987, with a smaller Schofields operating inside the shopping centre until the store closed for good. | YPN
4. Bonnet parade
An Easter bonnet parade at Bond Street shopping centre, Leeds, in April 1987 | YPN
6. Roundhay Park
A huge crowd turns out to watch Genesis play at Leeds' Roundhay Park in July 1987 | YPN