West Yorkshire Combined Authority has published the responses to the consultations into the proposed railway stations at Thorpe Park and White Rose that was held over the summer. Thorpe Park
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Thousands of responses to new stations in Leeds
Over 4,000 responses have been received into new railway stations at White Rose and Thorpe Park. The deadline for responses has been extended to 3 August. Click here for the
Continue readingConsultation opens into White Rose and Thorpe Park
A consultation has opened into two railway stations in the Leeds area with comments welcomed until 27 July. White Rose will be located on the Huddersfield line 750 metres south
Continue readingGovernment announces support for rail schemes
The government has announced a new strategy for rail that suggests support to restore railway lines and stations from the government. The strategic vision for rail has made reference to
Continue readingLeeds approves work towards three railway stations
Further work on the development of three railway stations in the Leeds area is set to proceed following the approval by the city council executive committee. Stations near White Rose
Continue readingFunding awarded for new railway stations in Leeds
£173.5m has been awarded to Leeds City Council, releasing funding that will support three railway stations at White Rose Centre, Leeds East Parkway and Airport Parkway. Click here for the
Continue readingThree stations proposed around Leeds
Three railway stations have been proposed for Leeds Bradford Airport, Thorpe Park and the White Rose shopping centre as part of transport investment allocated to the city. Click here for
Continue readingEast Leeds Parkway location in doubt
At a meeting of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, the location of the proposed East Leeds Parkway railway station remains in a state of flux. The West Yorkshire Plus Transport
Continue readingNew Stations Study supports four Yorkshire stations
The results of the New Stations Study undertaken by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority have been reported to the Transport Committee. Sixty two potential options have been reviewed with four
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