All Leeds bus diversions and cancellations as Bar Lane, Gillett Lane and Commercial Street to shut

Services 175, 444 and 446 will be diverted.

Three bus routes in Leeds are set to shut this week.

Bar Lane in Garforth will be closed due to roadworks from Monday, July 6 to Tuesday, July 7. Service 175 will divert via Aberford Road and A656 Ridge Road.

Gillett Lane and Commercial Street in Rothwell will also be closed due to roadworks on Saturday, July 11 from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Service 444 will divert via Butcher Lane, while service 446 will divert via Haigh Road.

Elsewhere, buses serving Woodhouse Lane at Woodhouse Moor, Hyde Park will be affected by works until further notice. Bus stop 45011379, Clarendon Road will be suspended during these works. Bus services 23, 24, 25, 27, 28(First) and X84 will use the next available stop.

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Services 175, 444 and 446 will be diverted. | James Hardisty

New Temple Gate in Halton remains closed due to roadworks until Friday, July 17. Service 19 will divert via Selby Road in both directions, while service 21 will divert via Selby Road, Field End Gardens, Field End Road and Temple Lea. Services will serve all bus stops on the diversion route.

Bus stop 45010914 Merrion C also remains out of use , as a result of ongoing works on Woodhouse Lane, and service PR1 will continue to not serve stop 45025848 Wellington N on Whitehall Road due to pedestrian works.

Meanwhile, long term closures to A656 Ridge Road Bridge, between Garforth and Micklefield, and Austhorpe Lane Bridge will remain in place until December. Disruption to Dawsons Corner and Stanningley Bypass will also remain in place until early 2027.

Pepper Road Bridge in Hunslet will also be closed for a period of six months. The road will be closed throughout, with a diversion clearly signposted. Bus services 74, 75 and 86 will be diverted in both directions.

In a welcome boost to city services, disruption on Ledgard Way in Armley Stainbeck Lane and Scott Hall Road in Chapel Allerton has lifted.

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