The 80s are remembered for their synth-pop, big shoulder pads and neon leg warmers.
But there was much more to the decade than its bold fashions and irresistible power ballads.
These nostalgic photos capture just some of the things people miss most about Sheffield during the 1980s.
Among them are lost landmarks; popular shops, including the ‘Yorkshire Disneyland’; and iconic nightclubs, one of which hosted a memorable performance by a young Kylie Minogue.
Fondly remembered pools, cinemas and restaurants also feature in this trip down memory lane.
What are your happiest memories of the 80s in Sheffield, and what do you miss most about life back then?
1. Stone House
The Stone House pub, on Church Street, Sheffield city centre, was like nowhere else. The cobbled courtyard and fake shop fronts were designed to make you feel like you'd been transported back to ye olde Britain. It is pictured here in September 1985. | Sheffield Newspapers
2. Cheap buses
Bus fares in Sheffield during the late 70s and early 80s were incredibly cheap. With South Yorkshire County Council subsidising fares, children could travel for just 2p, while adults paid less than 10p. The early 80s was also the era of the bendibus, pictured here on Pinstone Street in 1981.
3. Redgates
Redgates toy shop, pictured here on Furnival Gate, Sheffield city centre, in October 1987, was a magical wonderland for children. The huge store was said to be the best outside London, and was nicknamed the Yorkshire Disneyland. | Picture Sheffield
4. Cole Brothers
Cole Brothers department store stocked almost anything you could want, and you could rest assured that anything you bought there would be good quality. The famous shop, pictured here at Barker's Pool, Sheffield city centre, in August 1987, later became a John Lewis branch, which itself closed for good in 2021. | Picture Sheffield