We have dug out some great pictures from the late 90s to the early 00s for this retro photo gallery so take a look back and see who you can spot.
Want more Doncaster retro? Who can you spot getting pampered in the beauty salon pictures?
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5. Out on collection
Staff from Carcroft's Asda store walked from Doncaster's Mansion House, around the town's market and then to their store in Carcroft, to raise money for Children in Need in 2001. The Mayor and Consort, Councillor Beryl Roberts (front), and her husband Joe Roberts joined them in the first stage of their walk round Doncaster market. Photo: Steve Taylor
6. Coinstar helps Children in Need
Asda girls Leanne Hallard, Carolyn Halls, Jan Rooke and Dawn Cunningham with coins for the Coinstar Machine for Children in Need, at Asda, Bawtry Road, Doncaste back in 2001 Photo: Roger Nadal
7. Skateathon
Fiona Thomson, aged 19, of Cusworth, who suffers from Vasa Vagol Syncope, a condition which causes her to faint, is did a skateathon for Children in Need at the Dome, Doncaster in 2003 Photo: Steve Taylor
8. Fancy dress
Staff and pupils at DRI's Hospital School will be dressed up for Children in Need in 2003. Our picture shows, from left, Katy Harrison, aged 12, Stacey Shaw, aged 13, teacher Lindsey Mawson and Jonathan Garcia, aged 13. Photo: Steve Taylor