It was the year Nipper buses hit the streets of Sheffield for the first time, while crowds gathered to protest as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visited the city.
These photos capture life in Sheffield in 1983 and show how much has changed over the last four decades.
The lost shops and restaurants pictured include British Home Stores, Debenhams and Wimpy. Napoleon's casino, Romeo & Juliet nightclub and pubs including Steptoe's in High Green and Shakespeare's on the outskirts of Sheffield city centre also feature in this retro photo gallery.
21. CND rally
A CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament) rally at City Hall, Sheffield, in December 1983 | Sheffield Newspapers
22. Crookes Valley Park
Crookes Valley Park, Sheffield, in August 1983 | Sheffield Newspapers
23. Nipper bus
Making an appearance on the Sheffield roads for the first time is the new Nipper service. Councillors and officials took a ride on the bus that would come into service on February 28, 1983 | Sheffield Newspapers
24. Hole in the Road buskers
Buskers Norm Stewart and Rick Hayman with their English sheepdog Clancy in Sheffield's Hole in the Road in 1983 | Sheffield Newspapers
