Creating more pedestrian space in busy public places e.g. outside shops/bus stops etc.
Connecting Leeds is committed to supporting social distancing measures in our busy public places, particularly near retail, business and bus stops. We have already implemented measures in some locations in the City Centre and local districts. Feedback provided on our phase 1 consultation has expanded and added to these.
Please use the "Have your say" option to provide feedback on the measures we have put in place and on our further proposals.
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Creating more pedestrian space in busy public places
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Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council
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Creating more pedestrian space in busy public places
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Interventions
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Team
This team is responsible for engaging and acting on your views and opinions. You may see them around the area interviewing residents and at community events.
Leeds City Council will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority will use data from this Commonplace to inform its planning for travel in response to Covid-19 and for the longer term.
WSP is Leeds City Council's development partner and will use data from this Commonplace in shaping its advice and programmes in the future for the City Council