Leeds public notices: Inquiry into footpaths and changes to parking in Holbeck
Here are this week’s public notices issued in Leeds and surrounding areas.
Every week, we sift through the latest public notices in Leeds and surrounding areas to bring you the most eye-catching, controversial, or significant proposals.
Whether you're a neighbour, a property watcher, or just curious about what's changing, here’s what’s in the pipeline this week.
Public Inquiry on Footpaths in Collingham, Compton and Moor Lane
Leeds City Council has announced a public local inquiry into changes to public rights of way in the Collingham and Compton Lane/Moor Lane area.
Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, an inspector appointed by the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs will examine Leeds City Council’s (Compton Lane, Moor Lane and Dalton Lane) Modification Order 2022. If confirmed, the order would add three bridleways and upgrade two footpaths to bridleway status on the district's definitive map.
Where: Carriageworks Theatre, The Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square, Electric Press 3, Leeds LS2 3AD
When: 10.00am on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
Anyone wishing to view statements of case or related documents should contact Leeds City Council’s rights of way team by appointment.
Changes Proposed to Industrial Estate Car Parks in Holbeck
Leeds City Council has published a notice about proposed changes to off-street parking at the Croydon Street Industrial Estate in Holbeck.
Under an amendment to the Leeds City Council (Off-Street Parking Places) (Consolidation) Order 2010, the council plans to formally designate car parks at Barkston House, Croydon House and Croydon Street as official off-street parking places.
If approved, the spaces would be monitored daily, with a maximum stay of 23 hours, and parking would only be permitted for vehicles with a valid permit between 8am. and 6pm, Monday to Friday. Eligible vehicles would include cars, mobility vehicles and motorcycles up to 3.5 tonnes (no trailers).
Details of the proposals and plans are available on request. Anyone wishing to object or make representations should write to Parking Services at Leeds City Council or email [email protected] by Monday, March 15, 2026, stating their reasons.
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