Bradford Council, in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, is looking to make it easier to walk, cycle and use public transport in the city centre.

The plans will reshape Bradford city centre by improving walking and cycling routes, removing traffic from some roads and introducing new green outdoor spaces for people to enjoy.

Some of the plans include:

• Removing motor traffic from Hall Ings, creating a major new linear park and making it easier to get around the city centre by cycling and walking;
• Removing Jacobs Well Round, and installing a new supercrossing to enable people to get between City Park and the cultural quarter more easily;
• Removing motor traffic from Little Horton Lane between the National Science and Media Museum and the junction with Prince’s Way, creating a new pocket park;
• Re-routing buses around the city centre with eight new major bus hubs with improved facilities for waiting passengers; and
• Opening a public transport corridor on Well Street and Vicar Lane to complement the re-routing of buses.

This is the second round of consultation and we would like your feedback on the updated proposed plans.

Have your say

This is the second round of public consultation on the proposals for the City Centre Walking and Cycling Improvements Scheme. We want to hear your views ahead of the detailed design stage.

It is important that you get the chance to find out more and shape what the proposals will mean for you and the city centre. You can view the proposals along with maps and plans, and fill out a feedback form at our YourVoice website.

Your feedback will help us to understand where we can make improvements to the proposed schemes and ensure that we have considered all opportunities.

You can leave feedback in whatever way works best for you. Fill out our survey on YourVoice or contact us at:

Website: www.yourvoice.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/bradfordcentre

Email: info@future-bradford.co.uk

Freephone: 0808 196 9119

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This consultation closes at 11.59pm on Tuesday 2 August 2022.