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Consultation has concluded
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority, in partnership with Leeds City Council and Network Rail, is transforming the area outside the main station entrance to create a more attractive space.
This area (New Station Street) is used by 35,000+ people every day to catch a train, bus, pick up a taxi or walk to/from the city centre.
Changes include:
Enlarging the pedestrian forecourt area and widening the pavement from there down to the Queen’s Hotel
Moving the bus shelters to line up with the new kerb line and space them out so there’s more room to wait for a bus
Creating a new additional pedestrian crossing to make it easier to get across New Station Street
The changes should make a big improvement to the environment outside the main entrance, making it more spacious, more inviting and easier to use for bus passengers and pedestrians. The facilities for taxis, cycle access and the bus services using the stops will remain the same.
We want to make a significant difference to the look and feel of this important ‘gateway’ to Leeds and the wider city region. We want visitors to get a great first impression of our city as they come out of the station onto New Station Street.
Update:
Construction works on New Station Street and are due to finish in September 2019.
New Station Street buses have been diverted to facilitate construction works and will resume as normal following completion of the works on Sunday 6th October 2019.
From Sunday 6th October bus service details are as follows:
Services
Directions
Stop
4 4G
Pudsey
S6 (45025477)
5 Leeds City Bus
Leeds General Infirmary
S4 (45025479)
16 16A
Farsley Pudsey
S6 (45025477)
16 16A
Ireland Wood/Tinshill
S5 (45025478)
27
Guiseley
S5 (45025478)
28
Adel
S5 (45025478)
757
Leeds Bradford Airport
S5 (45025478)
874
Dalesbus to Grassington/Buckden
S6 (45025477)
40, 444, 446
For alighting only
S7 (45025480)
Leeds Station Improvements
This scheme is part of the initial stage of the wider masterplan for the station together with the new station roof and platform zero works. Find out more about what else is happening by visiting the Network Rail website (opens in a new window).
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority, in partnership with Leeds City Council and Network Rail, is transforming the area outside the main station entrance to create a more attractive space.
This area (New Station Street) is used by 35,000+ people every day to catch a train, bus, pick up a taxi or walk to/from the city centre.
Changes include:
Enlarging the pedestrian forecourt area and widening the pavement from there down to the Queen’s Hotel
Moving the bus shelters to line up with the new kerb line and space them out so there’s more room to wait for a bus
Creating a new additional pedestrian crossing to make it easier to get across New Station Street
The changes should make a big improvement to the environment outside the main entrance, making it more spacious, more inviting and easier to use for bus passengers and pedestrians. The facilities for taxis, cycle access and the bus services using the stops will remain the same.
We want to make a significant difference to the look and feel of this important ‘gateway’ to Leeds and the wider city region. We want visitors to get a great first impression of our city as they come out of the station onto New Station Street.
Update:
Construction works on New Station Street and are due to finish in September 2019.
New Station Street buses have been diverted to facilitate construction works and will resume as normal following completion of the works on Sunday 6th October 2019.
From Sunday 6th October bus service details are as follows:
Services
Directions
Stop
4 4G
Pudsey
S6 (45025477)
5 Leeds City Bus
Leeds General Infirmary
S4 (45025479)
16 16A
Farsley Pudsey
S6 (45025477)
16 16A
Ireland Wood/Tinshill
S5 (45025478)
27
Guiseley
S5 (45025478)
28
Adel
S5 (45025478)
757
Leeds Bradford Airport
S5 (45025478)
874
Dalesbus to Grassington/Buckden
S6 (45025477)
40, 444, 446
For alighting only
S7 (45025480)
Leeds Station Improvements
This scheme is part of the initial stage of the wider masterplan for the station together with the new station roof and platform zero works. Find out more about what else is happening by visiting the Network Rail website (opens in a new window).
