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Transforming Travel between Leeds & Wakefield District A61 & A639
Please note - these consultations are now closed and the Outcome reports can be viewed on the project pages (A61), (A639).
The information below was presented during the public consultation between Monday 4 July to Sunday 14 August 2022.
To view all updates on this project please visit Wakefield Council website.
Wakefield Council and Leeds City Council, in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, would like your feedback on proposed improvements to the A61 and A639 corridors.
In these public consultations we would like your feedback on initial proposals for a range of improvements to bus, walking and cycling facilities, which will help shape the development of more detailed plans.
Please follow the below links for each scheme and take part in the surveys:
Drop in events
We will be hosting 5 drop in events as part of these consultations which will provide the public with an opportunity to learn more about the proposals and to ask your own questions to the project team. There will be access to paper surveys where you can input your views on the proposals, or the project team can direct you to the online survey.
Feedback gathered from the public consultations will be taken into consideration and will inform the development of more detailed proposals. A consultation outcome report summarising the feedback will then be added to this webpage.
The scheme is funded by the Leeds City Region Transforming Cities Fund (TCF), a major new programme of transport infrastructure investment. TCF aims to help create a positive change in the way we travel across the region, providing an accessible, attractive, and cleaner alternative to car journeys.
This engagement will close at 11.59pm on Sunday 14 August 2022.
Transforming Travel between Leeds & Wakefield District A61 & A639
Please note - these consultations are now closed and the Outcome reports can be viewed on the project pages (A61), (A639).
The information below was presented during the public consultation between Monday 4 July to Sunday 14 August 2022.
To view all updates on this project please visit Wakefield Council website.
Wakefield Council and Leeds City Council, in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, would like your feedback on proposed improvements to the A61 and A639 corridors.
In these public consultations we would like your feedback on initial proposals for a range of improvements to bus, walking and cycling facilities, which will help shape the development of more detailed plans.
Please follow the below links for each scheme and take part in the surveys:
Drop in events
We will be hosting 5 drop in events as part of these consultations which will provide the public with an opportunity to learn more about the proposals and to ask your own questions to the project team. There will be access to paper surveys where you can input your views on the proposals, or the project team can direct you to the online survey.
Feedback gathered from the public consultations will be taken into consideration and will inform the development of more detailed proposals. A consultation outcome report summarising the feedback will then be added to this webpage.
The scheme is funded by the Leeds City Region Transforming Cities Fund (TCF), a major new programme of transport infrastructure investment. TCF aims to help create a positive change in the way we travel across the region, providing an accessible, attractive, and cleaner alternative to car journeys.
This engagement will close at 11.59pm on Sunday 14 August 2022.