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Wakefield Council and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority are working together to make routes to schools safer to walk, wheel and cycle. Plus, we wish to improve safety across the Normanton area.
We are proposing a number of improvements to pedestrian and cycling crossings giving safer access to schools and the local area. Proposals include reducing the speed limit in the area to 20mph, to align with the broader West Yorkshire Vision Zero programme, and replacing damaged speed humps on Wakefield Road.
It is hoped this will help you and others make more active journeys in Normanton. Your feedback on the proposals will play an important role in developing our plans.
The total expected project cost is £1.75million with funding secured through the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and subject to business case approval.
We want to enable people to make more journeys by walking, wheeling and cycling in the area by creating a welcoming, safe and accessible space. We would provide safer access by:
Introducing 20mph speed limit in the area
New signalised pedestrian crossings on Wakefield Road (outside Newlands Primary School) and Snydale Road
Upgrading pedestrian crossings in the Normanton area with dropped kerbs and tactile paving. Drainage is also to be reviewed to ensure water is not collected around crossings
Replacing damaged speed humps on Wakefield Road
Resurfacing of existing pedestrian and cycle route and solar lighting across Haw Hill Park
Improved signalised pedestrian crossing on Castleford Road (near Normanton Common Primary School)
Improved “park & stride” route including new zebra crossing on Cemetery Road
Have your say
Before you complete the survey, please look at our:
Calling MetroLine on: 0113 245 7676 (charged at the standard operator’s rate)
Writing to us: FREEPOST WEST YORKSHIRE COMBINED AUTHORITY (no stamp required)
The survey is open until 30 September 2026
Next steps
Your feedback is important to us, and we will use the findings to shape the final scheme design. The project team are working towards the business case submission for approval in Autumn 2026.
Wakefield Council and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority are working together to make routes to schools safer to walk, wheel and cycle. Plus, we wish to improve safety across the Normanton area.
We are proposing a number of improvements to pedestrian and cycling crossings giving safer access to schools and the local area. Proposals include reducing the speed limit in the area to 20mph, to align with the broader West Yorkshire Vision Zero programme, and replacing damaged speed humps on Wakefield Road.
It is hoped this will help you and others make more active journeys in Normanton. Your feedback on the proposals will play an important role in developing our plans.
The total expected project cost is £1.75million with funding secured through the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and subject to business case approval.
We want to enable people to make more journeys by walking, wheeling and cycling in the area by creating a welcoming, safe and accessible space. We would provide safer access by:
Introducing 20mph speed limit in the area
New signalised pedestrian crossings on Wakefield Road (outside Newlands Primary School) and Snydale Road
Upgrading pedestrian crossings in the Normanton area with dropped kerbs and tactile paving. Drainage is also to be reviewed to ensure water is not collected around crossings
Replacing damaged speed humps on Wakefield Road
Resurfacing of existing pedestrian and cycle route and solar lighting across Haw Hill Park
Improved signalised pedestrian crossing on Castleford Road (near Normanton Common Primary School)
Improved “park & stride” route including new zebra crossing on Cemetery Road
Have your say
Before you complete the survey, please look at our:
Calling MetroLine on: 0113 245 7676 (charged at the standard operator’s rate)
Writing to us: FREEPOST WEST YORKSHIRE COMBINED AUTHORITY (no stamp required)
The survey is open until 30 September 2026
Next steps
Your feedback is important to us, and we will use the findings to shape the final scheme design. The project team are working towards the business case submission for approval in Autumn 2026.
Wakefield Council and the West Yorkshire Combined Authority are working together to introduce safe routes to schools via active travel and improve safety across the Normanton area.
We are proposing a number of improvements to pedestrian and cycling crossings giving safer access to schools and the local area. Proposals include reducing the speed limit in the area to 20mph, to align with the broader West Yorkshire Vision Zero programme and replacing damaged speed humps on Wakefield Road.
It is hoped this will help people make more active journeys within Normanton. Your feedback on the proposals will play an important role in informing the development of our plans. Before you complete this survey, please view the supporting information at: www.yourvoice.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/NormantonSRTS
If you need the plans in a different format, call MetroLine on 0113 245 7676.
This survey is being collected by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. The data collected will be held for the duration of the project. The information you provide will only be used in the manner described in our privacy notice which can be found at the end of this survey.
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