Bradford Shipley Route Improvement Scheme

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Have Your Say

We wish to make it easier and safer to travel between Shipley and Bradford city centre, and we want to hear your views.

Bradford Council and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority have developed proposals that we believe will help you to travel in a more sustainable, more active way.

While we fully appreciate that some residents need their car to get around, we want to ensure that you have more choice about how you travel. Our ideas mean you can still drive if you need to, but will also support you if you would like to travel more by walking, by cycling and by getting the bus.

Below is more information about our proposals. Plus you can download our leaflet here. Once you have read all the information, please let us know what you think. Your feedback will inform the next round of designs.




Take our survey here



Do you need any information in a different language?

You can select your language at the top of the page.

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The Area

The area of the scheme includes the length of A650 Manningham Lane, Keighley Road and Bradford Road. Also a section of A6037 Canal Road, Valley Road and a section of A6038 Otley Road.

Our Aims

We wish to improve how people travel in this area, and that any changes would:

  • Improve travelling between Bradford and Shipley, including getting to work and getting to school / college

  • Improve public transport with new bus lanes and better bus stops, for better bus reliability

  • Upgrade your walking and cycling experience, encouraging more people to walk or cycle rather than using private cars

  • Increase road safety for all

  • Reduce pollution, and improve air quality

Our Proposals

This scheme has been in development for several years. We have had to rethink the project after changes in things like inflation (increased costs) and updated government policies.

You took the time to tell us what you think back in 2020. Take a look at our You Said, We Did for a summary of your concerns and how we're addressing them.

Our revised proposals will look to address previous concerns in a different way, by making it easier and safer to choose to walk, cycle or catch the bus.

We wish to give you more choices about how you travel, and this will hopefully result in fewer people needing to drive their car.

The work to naturalise Bradford Beck is continuing as planned, click here to find out what's happened so far (opens in new tab).


Manningham Lane and Hamm Strass

We wish to improve your travel between Hamm Strasse and the A6177 Junction on Queens Road / Marlborough Road. We want to make Manningham Lane a bit less car dominated and improve the reliability of buses, while making sure you can still visit businesses along the route easily. We also want to improve air quality and road safety.

Our proposals are to:

  • Add in a bus gate. This means you would no longer be able to travel north from Spring Bank Place to Queens Road in a private vehicle. You would still be able to access businesses along Manningham Lane

  • Add in a 'no right turn' restriction from Queens Road to Manningham Lane

  • Install cameras to enforce parking rules

Potential diversion routes

Because it would mean you would no longer be able to travel north from Spring Bank Place to Queens Road in a private vehicle, and there would be no right turn from Queens Road on to Manningham Lane, we recommend alternate routes to travel instead.

If you would usually travel up Manningham Lane to Frizinghall and Lister Park area:  

  1. Head up Westgate towards Whetley Hill 

  2. Turn right onto Carlisle Road 

  3. Turn left onto Manningham Lane  

If you would usually travel up Manningham Lane to Shipley area: 

  1. Head towards Drewton Road / Hamm Strasse

  2. Turn left onto Canal Road

  3. Slight left onto Canal Road and continue to follow A6037 

Here is a map of the diversions:

A map of the diversions, as described in the bullet points above.


Our other proposals


AreaOur proposals

Manningham Lane


  • Build cycle lanes in both directions

  • Install cameras to enforce parking rules

  • Improve bus stops and their locations

Canal Road


We want to add another lane southbound in the existing highway - between Queens Road and Stanley Road - to reduce congestion.

We also wish to:

  • Extend cycleway on Stanley Road and Gaisby Lane with access to Frizinghall Rail Station

  • Improve road junction access to Frizinghall Rail Station

Keighley Road / Bradford Road


We want to make it safer and easier to travel by walking, wheeling, cycling or by bus. So we wish to:

  • Add cycle lanes in both directions

  • Cameras to enforce parking rules

  • Improved bus stops and where they are. The details of where they could move to are not yet finalised

Otley Road


  • Widen the junctions at Otley Road / Keighley Road and Otley Road / Valley Road to reduce congestion

  • Improved pedestrian / cycling crossings

  • Improved bus stop locations


We want to hear from you!

We hope these proposed improvements will provide you with a better experience of travelling by walking, cycling and getting the bus.

We would like to know your views on our proposals and your feedback will help inform the development of our plans. 




Take our survey here



Have a question? Read our frequently asked questions here.

If we’ve not answered your question there, you can email us or ask a question here.


Join us at our events

You'll be able to take a closer look at the plans and share your feedback with the project team. Paper surveys will also be available to take home and send back via our Freepost address.


In person:

  • Drop in to Shipley Library on Saturday 27 July anytime between 9:30am and 12:30pm

  • Visit us at the Bradford City Football Club, using the entrance from Burlington Avenue (Room 1911) on Thursday 8 August anytime between 4pm and 7pm

Online:

If you can’t make the webinars, a recording of the session will be uploaded to this page to watch afterwards.

Contact us and accessibility

If you would like to contact us or request information in an alternative format you can:

Email: yourvoice@westyorks-ca.gov.uk

Phone: MetroLine on 0113 245 7676

Write to: Freepost CONSULTATION TEAM WYCA

Next steps

This consultation will close on Sunday 18 August 2024 at 11.59pm. If you’d like to know the outcome of this consultation please register and sign up to our newsletter.

Your comments will help inform the development of our plans and provide an opportunity to identify any issues that we are not aware of. We will then shape the plans in more detail by late 2024.

We are planning on another engagement with you to go through the updated designs.

Have Your Say

We wish to make it easier and safer to travel between Shipley and Bradford city centre, and we want to hear your views.

Bradford Council and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority have developed proposals that we believe will help you to travel in a more sustainable, more active way.

While we fully appreciate that some residents need their car to get around, we want to ensure that you have more choice about how you travel. Our ideas mean you can still drive if you need to, but will also support you if you would like to travel more by walking, by cycling and by getting the bus.

Below is more information about our proposals. Plus you can download our leaflet here. Once you have read all the information, please let us know what you think. Your feedback will inform the next round of designs.




Take our survey here



Do you need any information in a different language?

You can select your language at the top of the page.

Możesz wybrać język u góry strony

ਤੁਸੀਂ ਪੰਨੇ ਦੇ ਸਿਖਰ 'ਤੇ ਆਪਣੀ ਭਾਸ਼ਾ ਚੁਣ ਸਕਦੇ ਹੋ

يمكنك اختيار لغتك أعلى الصفحة

آپ صفحے کے اوپری حصے سے اپنی زبان منتخب کر سکتے ہيں

Požadovaný jazyk je možné vybrať v hornej časti stránky


The Area

The area of the scheme includes the length of A650 Manningham Lane, Keighley Road and Bradford Road. Also a section of A6037 Canal Road, Valley Road and a section of A6038 Otley Road.

Our Aims

We wish to improve how people travel in this area, and that any changes would:

  • Improve travelling between Bradford and Shipley, including getting to work and getting to school / college

  • Improve public transport with new bus lanes and better bus stops, for better bus reliability

  • Upgrade your walking and cycling experience, encouraging more people to walk or cycle rather than using private cars

  • Increase road safety for all

  • Reduce pollution, and improve air quality

Our Proposals

This scheme has been in development for several years. We have had to rethink the project after changes in things like inflation (increased costs) and updated government policies.

You took the time to tell us what you think back in 2020. Take a look at our You Said, We Did for a summary of your concerns and how we're addressing them.

Our revised proposals will look to address previous concerns in a different way, by making it easier and safer to choose to walk, cycle or catch the bus.

We wish to give you more choices about how you travel, and this will hopefully result in fewer people needing to drive their car.

The work to naturalise Bradford Beck is continuing as planned, click here to find out what's happened so far (opens in new tab).


Manningham Lane and Hamm Strass

We wish to improve your travel between Hamm Strasse and the A6177 Junction on Queens Road / Marlborough Road. We want to make Manningham Lane a bit less car dominated and improve the reliability of buses, while making sure you can still visit businesses along the route easily. We also want to improve air quality and road safety.

Our proposals are to:

  • Add in a bus gate. This means you would no longer be able to travel north from Spring Bank Place to Queens Road in a private vehicle. You would still be able to access businesses along Manningham Lane

  • Add in a 'no right turn' restriction from Queens Road to Manningham Lane

  • Install cameras to enforce parking rules

Potential diversion routes

Because it would mean you would no longer be able to travel north from Spring Bank Place to Queens Road in a private vehicle, and there would be no right turn from Queens Road on to Manningham Lane, we recommend alternate routes to travel instead.

If you would usually travel up Manningham Lane to Frizinghall and Lister Park area:  

  1. Head up Westgate towards Whetley Hill 

  2. Turn right onto Carlisle Road 

  3. Turn left onto Manningham Lane  

If you would usually travel up Manningham Lane to Shipley area: 

  1. Head towards Drewton Road / Hamm Strasse

  2. Turn left onto Canal Road

  3. Slight left onto Canal Road and continue to follow A6037 

Here is a map of the diversions:

A map of the diversions, as described in the bullet points above.


Our other proposals


AreaOur proposals

Manningham Lane


  • Build cycle lanes in both directions

  • Install cameras to enforce parking rules

  • Improve bus stops and their locations

Canal Road


We want to add another lane southbound in the existing highway - between Queens Road and Stanley Road - to reduce congestion.

We also wish to:

  • Extend cycleway on Stanley Road and Gaisby Lane with access to Frizinghall Rail Station

  • Improve road junction access to Frizinghall Rail Station

Keighley Road / Bradford Road


We want to make it safer and easier to travel by walking, wheeling, cycling or by bus. So we wish to:

  • Add cycle lanes in both directions

  • Cameras to enforce parking rules

  • Improved bus stops and where they are. The details of where they could move to are not yet finalised

Otley Road


  • Widen the junctions at Otley Road / Keighley Road and Otley Road / Valley Road to reduce congestion

  • Improved pedestrian / cycling crossings

  • Improved bus stop locations


We want to hear from you!

We hope these proposed improvements will provide you with a better experience of travelling by walking, cycling and getting the bus.

We would like to know your views on our proposals and your feedback will help inform the development of our plans. 




Take our survey here



Have a question? Read our frequently asked questions here.

If we’ve not answered your question there, you can email us or ask a question here.


Join us at our events

You'll be able to take a closer look at the plans and share your feedback with the project team. Paper surveys will also be available to take home and send back via our Freepost address.


In person:

  • Drop in to Shipley Library on Saturday 27 July anytime between 9:30am and 12:30pm

  • Visit us at the Bradford City Football Club, using the entrance from Burlington Avenue (Room 1911) on Thursday 8 August anytime between 4pm and 7pm

Online:

If you can’t make the webinars, a recording of the session will be uploaded to this page to watch afterwards.

Contact us and accessibility

If you would like to contact us or request information in an alternative format you can:

Email: yourvoice@westyorks-ca.gov.uk

Phone: MetroLine on 0113 245 7676

Write to: Freepost CONSULTATION TEAM WYCA

Next steps

This consultation will close on Sunday 18 August 2024 at 11.59pm. If you’d like to know the outcome of this consultation please register and sign up to our newsletter.

Your comments will help inform the development of our plans and provide an opportunity to identify any issues that we are not aware of. We will then shape the plans in more detail by late 2024.

We are planning on another engagement with you to go through the updated designs.

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    This survey should take about 10 minutes to complete. 

    Your answers will help us design the next versions of the plans. 

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