These West Leeds roads are earmarked for improvement work

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Litter free: Gamble Lane

Roads in West Leeds have been earmarked for a slice of a £3.8 million boost for the city’s highways.

A number of roads in the area are set for improvements after Leeds City Council received extra money from the Government towards its road maintenance and strengthening programmes.

A council report approving the expenditure says:

“A better-maintained network reduces disruption and therefore less congestion reduces carbon emissions.”

Armley

Albion Avenue from Nancroft Mount to Back Model View
Bruce Gardens from Wellington Road to end
Elsworth Terrace from Parliament Place to Back Model View
Gloucester Terrace from Armley Road to entrance of HMP Leeds
Gotts Park Avenue from Armley Ridge Road to Cockshott Lane

Bramley

Highfield Street from Lower Town Street
Station Avenue from Hough Lane to Station Mount

Calverley & Farsley

Woodhall Park Avenue from Woodhall Park Grove to Rockwood Road

Farnley

Gamble Lane from Tong Road to side of house number 65
Swallow Crescent from Silver Royd Hill to end
Swallow Avenue from Silver Royd Hill to end
Swallow Mount from Silver Royd Hill to end

Kirkstall

Back Church Street from Spring Bank to Victoria Terrace
Church Street from Morris Lane to end
Milton Terrace from Church Street to end
Spring Bank from Church Street to Tordoff Place
Tordoff Place from Spring Bank to end
Vesper Court from Vesper Court Drive to end
Vesper Court Drive from Vesper Walk to end
Victoria Road, from Kirkstall Lane To Church Street
Victoria Terrace from Back Church Street to end

Pudsey

Highfield Green, off Cemetery Road
Sandringham Avenue, off Valley Road

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