Residents are being asked for their views on Leeds highways and transport services – from the condition of roads and footpaths, pot holes, public transport services to the quality of cycling facilities.
People are being asked for their views on plans to improve bus priority measures and facilities for cycling and walking on a key section of the A64.
The ‘Leeds Says Thanks’ scheme launched today, offering NHS and front-line workers across Leeds discounts and tickets to say thank you for keeping the city and people safe during COVID-19.
People across Leeds are being asked to make one small change to a weekly journey by leaving the car at home and choosing to walk, cycle, or use the bus instead.
They may be named after one of history’s most notoriously theatrical criminal couples.
After 18 months of construction, a multi-million pound Connecting Leeds scheme which is set to transform one of the city’s busiest streets is close to completion as work to resurface the road starts.
Ahead of restrictions regarding social distancing and gatherings potentially easing over the next few months, Leeds City Council is once again asking residents to please take their litter home or dispose of it in an appropriate way if visiting a city park or green space.
People with a passion for Leeds can listen to discussions about what the future holds for the city in a brand new episode of the Leeds in Conversation podcast, available next week.
A major milestone has been hit on the Connecting Leeds Headrow scheme as the first trees have been planted on Dortmund Square.
Leeds City Council has announced details of additional funding support designed to help local businesses ride out the financial challenges posed by the COVID-19 crisis.
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