Public notices: temporary traffic restrictions in Meanwood and Pudsey
Here are this week’s public notices issued in Leeds and the surrounding areas 📣
To let you know what is going on in your area, we check the latest public notices in Leeds and the surrounding areas every week.
We’ve found some of the most noticeable, interesting, and significant proposals to keep you informed so you can have your say.
From traffic restrictions to a change to a goods vehicle licence, here are some of the developments you can expect to see in Leeds soon.
Green Road, Meanwood - Temporary Prohibition of Traffic
Leeds City Council has issued a temporary traffic prohibition on Green Road in Meanwood from 09:30 until 16:30 on Saturday, July 18 2026.
The restriction will take place from the road’s junction with Stonegate Rd/Meanwood Rd to the entrance to Waitrose’s car park and is due to the Meanfeast Food and Drink Festival.
No vehicles will be permitted to proceed along the specified section of the road.
Ederoyd Crescent, Pudsey - Temporary Prohibition of Traffic
Leeds City Council has issued a notice for a temporary road closure on Ederoyd Crescent in Pudsey to facilitate new electric connection works.
The order is scheduled to be in effect from Tuesday July 7 2026 until Monday July 13 2026, operating 24 hours a day.
A diversion route will be signposted via Ederoyd Grove, Ederoyd Ave, Ederoyd Cr, and Ederoyd Mount. Emergency vehicle access and access to premises will be maintained.
DPD Leeds - Change to Goods Vehicle Operator's Licence
DPD Group UK Ltd is applying to modify their existing Goods Vehicle Operator's Licence to increase the authorised capacity DPD Leeds, Howley Park, Morley, LS27 0FU by nine goods vehicles and 15 trailers.
Owners or occupiers of land (including buildings) near the operating centres who believe that their use or enjoyment of that land would be affected, should make written representations to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE stating their reasons, within 21 days of June 25 2026.
How to have your say
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