
Leeds Local Plan - Inner North East Sites
Consultation on the Issues and Options for the Leeds Local Plan took place between 7th July and 15th September 2025. This consultation has now closed. You can continue to view the consultation material on this website, but you can no longer use it to make comments. If you would like to be kept updated about the next steps with the Plan and future consultations please enter your email address below.
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About the project
This area includes Chapel Allerton, Chapeltown, Meanwood, Moortown, Oakwood, Roundhay and Scott Hall.
The map below shows all of the potential sites that have been assessed in this area. Sites suggested for housing, industrial or commercial uses are coloured based on their score; green (lots of positives), yellow (a few negatives), orange (a lot of negatives) or red (some serious concerns). Sites suggested for minerals, waste, renewable or energy uses are coloured purple. Where sites are assessed for both types of uses, they are coloured according to their score for housing, commercial or employment use (red/orange/yellow/green). You can click on a site to find out more about it.
Have your say

LPS00133
Land off Meanwood Road west of Ridge Mills

LPS00490
Former Buslingthorpe Mill, Buslingthorpe Lane

LPS00511
Land at Church Lane, Meanwood
Projects
Meet the team

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Proposals
Have your say and help shape the future of your community.
HAVE YOUR SAY

LPS00490
Former Buslingthorpe Mill, Buslingthorpe Lane

LPS00133
Land off Meanwood Road west of Ridge Mills

LPS00511
Land at Church Lane, Meanwood
Team
Let's introduce you to the team
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Leeds City Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.


