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This consultation has now closed. Thank you for taking part. Responses are now being analysed and the results will be posted here as soon as they are available. Sign up to Your Voice to find out when the Outcome Report is published.
Woodhouse Lane Gateway - Transforming your city centre
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority is working in partnership with Leeds City Council to improve travel on the Woodhouse Lane gateway. We would like to hear your thoughts on issues relating to transport and place around the Woodhouse Lane gateway on the northern edge of Leeds city centre. This area includes the route from the University of Leeds along Woodhouse Lane into Albion Street in Leeds city centre.
We would like to hear your thoughts on:
How safe you feel when you’re walking, wheeling or cycling in the area
Traffic and congestion
Any issues you currently experience when travelling in the area
What you think could improve the area
The overall look and feel of the spaces you travel through.
Join a drop-in event
You'll be able to find out more, ask questions, and share your feedback with the project team. Paper surveys will be available to take home and submit via our Freepost address:
Wednesday 31 January, Leeds City Museum - 10am - 4pm
A map with a yellow boundary highlighting the area covered by this scheme
By letting us know what you think the current issues are, we will be able to prioritise improvements to make the area a more welcoming gateway for travelling through and spending time in.
Please visit the Connecting Leeds project page to view the project plans, complete the survey, and contact the project team.
This consultation will close on Sunday 4 February 2024 at 11.59pm.If you’d like to know the outcome of this consultation please register to Your Voice.
We will consider all feedback and the results of this consultation will be used to shape and inform the scheme prior to its delivery
This consultation has now closed. Thank you for taking part. Responses are now being analysed and the results will be posted here as soon as they are available. Sign up to Your Voice to find out when the Outcome Report is published.
Woodhouse Lane Gateway - Transforming your city centre
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority is working in partnership with Leeds City Council to improve travel on the Woodhouse Lane gateway. We would like to hear your thoughts on issues relating to transport and place around the Woodhouse Lane gateway on the northern edge of Leeds city centre. This area includes the route from the University of Leeds along Woodhouse Lane into Albion Street in Leeds city centre.
We would like to hear your thoughts on:
How safe you feel when you’re walking, wheeling or cycling in the area
Traffic and congestion
Any issues you currently experience when travelling in the area
What you think could improve the area
The overall look and feel of the spaces you travel through.
Join a drop-in event
You'll be able to find out more, ask questions, and share your feedback with the project team. Paper surveys will be available to take home and submit via our Freepost address:
Wednesday 31 January, Leeds City Museum - 10am - 4pm
A map with a yellow boundary highlighting the area covered by this scheme
By letting us know what you think the current issues are, we will be able to prioritise improvements to make the area a more welcoming gateway for travelling through and spending time in.
Please visit the Connecting Leeds project page to view the project plans, complete the survey, and contact the project team.
This consultation will close on Sunday 4 February 2024 at 11.59pm.If you’d like to know the outcome of this consultation please register to Your Voice.
We will consider all feedback and the results of this consultation will be used to shape and inform the scheme prior to its delivery
A map with a yellow boundary highlighting the area covered by this scheme