Have your say on our proposals to improve the Dyneley Arms Junction
The junction of the A660 Leeds Road and A658 Pool Bank New Road often suffers from congestion. A consultation was held on proposals to improve the junction and reduce delay which closed in autumn 2019. Sign up to receive news to be alerted when further information is available. If you have any questions about the proposals please contact the team at connectingleeds@leeds.gov.uk.
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About the project
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Dyneley Arms
Our proposals would improve pedestrian, cycling and public transport facilities in location 1.
news
Dyneley Arms junction highway improvement scheme works started
Road users are being urged to allow more time for their journeys and to plan ahead, as work is expected to be complete by spring 2023. The junction is a key intersection for general traffic, public tr
Thank you for your feedback - scheme update
Thank you for your interest in our proposed improvement scheme at the Dyneley Arms Junction and for the feedback you provided.We held a public consultation on our proposals between 16th July and 9th S
Meet the team
Leeds City Council is a partner authority on the Corridor Improvement Programme. They are responsible for progressing the scheme for the Dyneley Arms Junction.
The Corridor Improvement Programme (CIP) is a programme managed and funded by West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
WSP is Leeds City Council's technical consultant on the Dyneley Arms junction improvement scheme.
news
Dyneley Arms junction highway improvement scheme works started
Road users are being urged to allow more time for their journeys and to plan ahead, as work is expected to be complete by spring 2023. The junction is a key intersection for general traffic, public tr
Thank you for your feedback - scheme update
Thank you for your interest in our proposed improvement scheme at the Dyneley Arms Junction and for the feedback you provided.We held a public consultation on our proposals between 16th July and 9th S
Proposals
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About the project
Find out more about the project.
Dyneley Arms
Our proposals would improve pedestrian, cycling and public transport facilities in location 1.
team
Each of these teams is responsible for different aspect for this project. You may see some of us around the area.
Leeds City Council is a partner authority on the Corridor Improvement Programme. They are responsible for progressing the scheme for the Dyneley Arms Junction.
The Corridor Improvement Programme (CIP) is a programme managed and funded by West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
WSP is Leeds City Council's technical consultant on the Dyneley Arms junction improvement scheme.