Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane sustainable transport improvements
Leeds City Council is asking for views and comments on proposals to improve sustainable transport connections along Whitehouse Lane and Scotland Lane.
This consultation is now closed
About the project
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The new proposals would support better connections for public transport and active travel between the proposed parkway rail station, the proposed North West Leeds Employment Hub, Leeds Bradford Airport, and surrounding communities.
These proposals form the first phase of a connectivity package which replaces the A65-A658 Link Route proposals, which were discontinued after consultation feedback demonstrated no clear support for any of the three options and following the council’s declaration of a Climate Emergency.
By improving sustainable and active travel connections in the area, the council aims to unlock investment and inclusive growth opportunities and encourage more people to walk, cycle and use public transport.
This website allows you to view the current proposals and potential proposals, have your say by completing our consultation survey, and find out details of events where you can discuss the proposals in more detail.
Have your say
Current Proposals
View our current proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane.
Potential Future Phases of Work
View potential future phases of work with the scheme.
Complete our survey
Give feedback on our proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane in our survey.
Frequently asked questions
View our responses to Frequently asked Questions about our proposals.
Timeline
Public consultation on our proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane
Cookridge consultation event
Yeadon consultation event
Horsforth consultation event
Consultation feedback to be collated
Report submitted to Leeds City Council executive board
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Contact Team
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Timeline
Public consultation on our proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane
Cookridge consultation event
Yeadon consultation event
Horsforth consultation event
Consultation feedback to be collated
Report submitted to Leeds City Council executive board
Proposals
Have your say and help shape the future of your community.
HAVE YOUR SAY
Potential Future Phases of Work
View potential future phases of work with the scheme.
Frequently asked questions
View our responses to Frequently asked Questions about our proposals.
Current Proposals
View our current proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane.
Complete our survey
Give feedback on our proposals for Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane in our survey.
Team
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Leeds City Council is responsible for leading the consultation, analysing the feedback and delivering the Scotland Lane and Whitehouse Lane sustainable transport improvements.
Arup has been working with Leeds City Council to assist with designing the proposals and providing support with this consultation.
Arup is an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and technical specialists offering a broad range of professional services. We aim to help our clients meet their business needs by adding value through technical excellence, efficient organisation and personal service.
We provide the engineering and related consultancy services necessary to every stage of the project, from inception to completion and after. These are available to clients singly or in combination, to suit the particular circumstance of the job.
Throughout the world we aim to provide a consistently excellent multi-disciplinary service, which also incorporates our concern for the environment. Arup is committed to sustainable design, to its increasing incorporation in our projects and to industry-wide sustainability initiatives.
Founded in 1946, Arup now has more than 17,000 people working in 89 offices in 33 countries and our projects have taken us to more than 150 countries. Arup is a wholly independent organisation owned in trust for the benefit of its employees and their dependants.