Full details as Bradford Road set for fresh closures as part of Dawsons Corner revamp
Bradford Road in Leeds is set to be hit by more lane closures.
Starting Monday, January 12, overnight lane closures will take place from 7pm-5am, as part of the wider £44 million revamp of the Dawsons Corner roundabout, for a period of up to eight weeks.
Lane closures will take place on Bradford Road and the surrounding areas and will facilitate the installation of new drainage and the removal of several traffic islands on Bradford Road, Stanningley Bypass and Farsley Ring Road.
The overnight lane closures will allow room for equipment and for our workforce to work safely. Carrying out the work overnight will help minimise disruption. Where possible, the noisiest tasks will be completed earlier in the evening. Yorkshire Water works also begin on Monday, January 12 and January 19-23.
Yorkshire Water works from January 12
As part of the final road layout, Yorkshire Water needs to move an existing water supply. The lane closure will be on Bradford Road towards Stanningley, affecting the eastbound lane of the Dawsons Corner roundabout (the same as in September 2025).
This section of road is being realigned as part of the final junction layout, including changes to the kerb line and carriageway, and the construction of a new footway and cycleway. The water supply must be relocated before this work can be completed. To enable this the following lane closures will be need needed:
Monday, January 12
- A lane closure will be in place from 9.30am to 3.30pm so Yorkshire Water can find the existing water supply.
Monday, January 19 to Friday, January 23
- The lane will be closed for five days, reopening at 5am on Saturday, January 24.
- The lane will reopen from 5am Saturday, January 24 to 7.30am on Monday, January 26.
- Monday, January 26 to Wednesday, January 28
- The lane will be closed for three days, reopening at 5.30am on Thursday, January 29.