What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Leeds City Council are urging people to plan ahead for next weekend’s partial northbound closure of the Armley Gyratory. From 8pm on Friday (22 July 2022) until 5:30am Monday 25 July, Canal Street (from Gloucester Terrace) inbound towards the city centre and along Wellington Road will be fully closed to
Leeds City Council are urging people to plan ahead for this weekend’s closure of the Armley Gyratory. From 8pm on Friday (8 April 2022) until 5:30am on Monday (11 April 2022), Armley Gyratory will be fully closed to vehicles. On Monday 11 April the road will fully re-open with 30mph
From 8pm on Friday 8 April 2022 until 5:30am Monday 11 April, Armley Gyratory will be fully closed to vehicles. Full diversion routes will be in place during this time and local people will be contacted about how they’re affected. These highways enabling works mark phase one of construction taking
Updated plans to improve the Armley Gyratory and help transform transport and travel in Leeds have been revealed. The Armley Gyratory is a key junction on the Inner Ring Road to the west of Leeds city centre. It is a major entry/exit point for traffic travelling through and into the
A new round of public consultation on measures to improve the Armley Gyratory and help transform transport and travel in and around Leeds started last week. Armley Gyratory is a key junction on the Inner Ring Road to the west of Leeds city centre. It is a major entry/exit point
Further to our recent report about planned changes to the Armley Gyratory system, Leeds City Council have announced a drop in consultation event in Holbeck this Saturday (17 March 2018). The event takes place at St Matthew’s Community Centre, St Matthew’s Street, Leeds LS11 9NR between 11am-2pm. For more information about
Whilst the Armley Gyratory system is not in LS11, it affects many of us and Leeds City Council are consulting on changes to the junction aimed at improving traffic flows. Those travelling to the north of the city centre and beyond from Beeston and Cottingley will be familiar with the