From Monday 14 June there will be a further change to bus stopping arrangements in Pudsey as part of Metro's work to provide the town with a new bus station.

From that date all services using stop P5 outside Boots will relocate to temporary stop T3 outside the Post Office. These changes will allow for essential highway alterations to take place on Church Lane.

Additionally Arriva service 205, which is currently using stop T3 will move to T2 next to the park entrance. Buses using stop P4 outside the Library on Church Lane as normal will continue to do so, unchanged.

Metro has put new posters on display in the area to help make passengers aware of the new arrangements before they are introduced on Monday.
View pdf poster, giving stop details (pdf, 100k)

Pudsey's bus station on Market Place closed in February 2010, so that work on its replacement could get underway.

Work on the Metro and Leeds City Council project, which will mean Pudsey has a facility in line with Metro's other modern, award-winning West Yorkshire bus stations like Brighouse, which opened just over a year ago.

When it is completed later this year, the £3m project will provide passengers with higher levels of comfort and security. It will be fully accessible, will include an enclosed waiting area together with real-time electronic information and CCTV which will be monitored 24 hours a day.

Leaflet explaining the project's three stages (pdf, 135k)