The site, which sits between Morley and Cottingley on the Transpennine route, sits adjacent to the White Rose Office Park, and close to the White Rose Shopping Centre. Works got underway in 2022 with the new £26m station set to open its doors in 2023, promising to "connect more people with job, training, education and leisure opportunities".The site, which sits between Morley and Cottingley on the Transpennine route, sits adjacent to the White Rose Office Park, and close to the White Rose Shopping Centre. Works got underway in 2022 with the new £26m station set to open its doors in 2023, promising to "connect more people with job, training, education and leisure opportunities".
The site, which sits between Morley and Cottingley on the Transpennine route, sits adjacent to the White Rose Office Park, and close to the White Rose Shopping Centre. Works got underway in 2022 with the new £26m station set to open its doors in 2023, promising to "connect more people with job, training, education and leisure opportunities".

Major transport changes to come during 2023 including Leeds Bradford Airport investment

It has been a year of change for motorists and travellers in Leeds but 2023 is set to bring about a host of changes that will revolutionise city travel for decades to come.

The multi-million pound Connecting Leeds scheme aims to turn Leeds into an environmentally sustainable city where in years to come residents will not require the need for a car.

One of the largest alterations has been to the City Square space near Leeds station – which is set to complete in 2023.

The stretch has now been shut to general traffic while work is taking place to create the “much-improved space for pedestrians and cyclists” that will help to improve journey times for public transport in the city centre, according to the council.

Elsewhere a number of new rail stations are set to open and a Leeds Bradford Airport terminal upgrade is also in the works.

Here are the seven biggest transport projects coming to Leeds in 2023.

The stretch has now been shut to general traffic while work is taking place to create the “much-improved space for pedestrians and cyclists” that will help to improve journey times for public transport in the city centre, according to the council.