Overnight resurfacing works - 27 May to 19 June

Overnight resurfacing works - 27 May to 19 June

We are now entering the final phase of civil engineering works for the Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway project, marking a significant milestone in improving access and connectivity around Leeds Station.

As part of the final delivery stage, resurfacing works will take place on Bishopgate Street, Neville Street, Mill Hill and the connecting junctions, alongside the replacement of ironwork, refreshed road markings, and kerb improvements.

When the works will take place

To minimise disruption during peak travel times, these works will be carried out overnight only:

• Dates: Wednesday 27 May to Friday 19 June (17 shifts)
• Days: Sunday to Thursday nights
• Times: 8.30pm to 5.00am
• No works: Fridays and Saturdays

These timings are necessary to minimise the impact on the wider road and bus network.

Road closures and access

During surfacing works, the following roads will be closed to vehicles:

• Bishopgate Street
• Neville Street
• Mill Hill

Pedestrian access will remain in place at all times, and the roads will be open to vehicles outside the times that works are being carried out.

Signed diversion routes will be clearly in operation. Businesses are asked to plan ahead and, where possible, rearrange deliveries and collections outside of working hours.

Key access arrangements

Hotels

• Queens Hotel: Access via City Square, exiting via Park Row/Infirmary Street. No access to Sandford Street car park overnight.
• Hilton Hotel: Access maintained via Victoria Road; revised entry/exit routes will be in place.

Car parks

• Trinity Car Park & Q Park:
  • Temporary two-way operation on Swinegate
  • Traffic lights in operation
  • Entry as normal, with revised exit routes via Call Lane

Trinity Leeds deliveries

• Access via Meadow Lane → Bridge End → Boar Lane
• Exit via Park Row → Infirmary Street

Other locations

• Network Rail, British Transport Police, Platform: No access via Neville Street or Sandford Street overnight
• Gate Gourmet: Access via Meadow Lane and Boar Lane; exit via Park Row/Infirmary Street.

What to expect 

There will be some increased noise levels, particularly during the first few nights while existing surfacing is removed. Noise will reduce as the works progress, and contractors will take steps to minimise disruption wherever possible.

-

 Looking ahead

These works represent the final stage of major construction activity for the Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway project — helping to deliver safer, more accessible streets and an improved experience for everyone travelling through the area.

We would like to thank residents, businesses and visitors for their continued patience and cooperation.