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14th February 2017

NEWS

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Repairs to flood-damaged Linton Bridge progressing well

Work continues to progress well on the repairs to the flood-damaged Linton Bridge. Leeds City Council has given its latest update on the project, which is being carried out on the Grade II-listed structure over the River Wharfe between Linton and Collingham. The bridge has been closed since December 27 2015, when it suffered…

6th February 2017

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Leeds council bosses to discuss further £6.5m CityConnect cycling improvement plans

Plans to invest £6.5million on further improvements to cycling infrastructure in Leeds will be considered by senior councillors later this week. Following the recent announcement that over 100,000 trips on the CityConnect Cycle Superhighway have already made since it opened in June last year, proposals for the next stage of CityConnect, will be discussed…

5th December 2016

TRANSPORT

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New airport parkway station revealed as part of transformational £270million transport proposals for Leeds

A new parkway rail station connecting to Leeds Bradford Airport forms part of transformational proposals to make £270million of improvements to transport in Leeds. The announcement, along with two other new stations to be created in the city and additional rail network improvements, are the first details to be revealed ahead of an ambitious…

2nd November 2016

TRANSPORT

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Community sessions for people to ‘join in the conversation’ on transport in Leeds

A series of community open sessions are being held across Leeds to encourage people to ‘join in the conversation’ on the future of transport in the city. The sessions are open to all to attend, and are aimed at raising awareness of the issues and finding out people’s views through the current survey which…

1st November 2016

VIDEO

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New video animation launched as Leeds transport conversation survey gets deadline extension

A new animated video has been launched by Leeds City Council today as the deadline for people to ‘join in the conversation’ on the future of transport in the city has been extended. The animation, which can be seen at www.youtube.com and will be appearing on big screens in the city centre, gives an…

31st October 2016

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Little Neville Street revamp offers improved access to Leeds Station

Improved access to the new southern entrance of Leeds Station is now available following the completion of refurbishment work on Little Neville Street. Officially reopened today, Little Neville Street has undergone a £500,000 facelift by Leeds City Council with support from West Yorkshire Combined Authority. The result is a new public space and easy…

31st October 2016

TRANSPORT

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Nearly 2,000 ‘join in the transport conversation’ in Leeds in first two weeks

Nearly 2,000 people have already taken up the open invitation to ‘join in the conversation’ on the future of transport in Leeds in just two weeks. Since being invited by the Leader of Leeds Council Councillor Judith Blake to offer their views on the existing and future transport network in Leeds at the start…

31st October 2016

TRANSPORT

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Council Leader invites all in Leeds to ‘join in the transport conversation’

The Leader of Leeds City Council has invited everyone in the city to “join in the conversation” on the future of transport in Leeds. Council Leader Councillor Judith Blake made the call as the next phase of the biggest-ever discussion on transport strategy held with residents, businesses and visitors got underway this week. An…

29th October 2016

VIDEO

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New video animation shows next phase of Linton Bridge repair plan

A new animated video showing how the next phase of repairs to flood-damaged Linton Bridge will be carried out has been released today. Leeds City Council has released the video which can be seen at www.leeds.gov.uk, showing the work which has now begun to put in place a temporary support system which will make…

29th October 2016

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Major East Leeds development consultation reaches next stage

Hundreds of east Leeds residents have had their say on plans for one of the city’s largest growth areas following a major public consultation exercise according to a report to be published by Leeds City Council. The East Leeds Extension (ELE) will see a large area of undeveloped land brought forward for the development…

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Repairs to flood-damaged Linton Bridge progressing well

Leeds council bosses to discuss further £6.5m CityConnect cycling improvement plans

New airport parkway station revealed as part of transformational £270million transport proposals for Leeds

Community sessions for people to ‘join in the conversation’ on transport in Leeds

New video animation launched as Leeds transport conversation survey gets deadline extension

Little Neville Street revamp offers improved access to Leeds Station

Nearly 2,000 ‘join in the transport conversation’ in Leeds in first two weeks

Council Leader invites all in Leeds to ‘join in the transport conversation’

New video animation shows next phase of Linton Bridge repair plan

Major East Leeds development consultation reaches next stage

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