A £28 million package of maintenance for the city’s roads has been agreed by Leeds council highways chiefs in 2026-27.
The proposals will improve a number of roads, kerbs and footpaths in West Leeds.
A council report states: “The council’s highway infrastructure assets are continually monitored for condition and maintenance needs.
“Prioritised planned maintenance and strengthening programmes are developed to maintain the adopted highway road assets (including carriageways, footways and kerbs) – in a safe and serviceable condition appropriate for their use together with a view to minimising whole life costs.”
Highways proposals include:
Work carried forward from last financial year:
Armley ward
Bramley & Stanningley ward
Calverley & Farsley ward
Work earmarked for this year
Highways Infrastructure Maintenance (Roads) Programme 2026/2027 is a programme of structural maintenance to adopted road network to strengthen and resurface with associated kerb and footway works where required.
Armley ward
Bramley & Stanningley
Calverley & Farsley ward
Farnley & Wortley ward
Horsforth ward
Kirkstall ward
Pudsey ward
Preventative Maintenance programme
A programme of preventative maintenance to the adopted road network consisting of surface treatments to the carriageway or footway to arrest deterioration.
Armley ward
Bramley & Stanningley Ward
Calverley & Farsley Ward
Farnley & Wortley Ward
Horsforth ward
Kirkstall Ward
Pudsey Ward
Local councillors have been consulted on the proposals.
The full report – which also includes proposed roads up to 2031 – can be read in full here.
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