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Before you travel, consider if your journey is necessary. CLICK HERE for passenger guidance.
Reducing your travel will help keep the transport network running and allow people who need to make essential journeys continue to travel. If you are able to, continue to work from home.
If you need to travel to Wellington Place, you should avoid using public transport where possible. Instead try to walk, cycle, or drive. If you do travel, thinking carefully about the times, routes, and ways you travel will mean we will all have more space to stay safe.
To understand how to travel safely during the Coronavirus outbreak, please refer to the latest Government Guidance available here.
If you have any questions about travelling to Wellington Place, contact the travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk
If you need to travel to Wellington Place, consider all forms of transport before using public transport.
Before and during your journey, check with your transport operator for the latest travel advice on your route. To understand how to travel safely during the Coronavirus outbreak, please refer to the latest Government Guidance available here.
From 15th June 2020, you must wear a face-covering on public transport in England. You will be breaking the law if you fail to do so and could be fined.
A face-covering must cover your nose and mouth. Click here for details on how to make or wear a face covering.
Some people don’t have to wear a face-covering for health, age or equality reasons. Click here for further guidance on this.
Wellington Place is just a few minutes walk from Leeds train station, which offers direct services to a huge range of destinations all over the UK. Plan your rail journey here.
You can walk from the train station to Wellington Place along the River Aire path, Whitehall Road or Wellington Street. You can view a walking route to Wellington Place from the train station here.
Any questions? You can contact our travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk or by calling 0113 246 0204.
Consider walking to Wellington Place if you are able to. Walking routes to Wellington Place can be planned using Google Maps.
Where possible, try to maintain social distancing when you walk, for example when approaching or passing other pedestrians or waiting at crossings and traffic lights.
Any questions? You can contact our travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk
If you need to travel to Wellington Place, consider all forms of transport before using public transport. Instead try to walk, cycle, or drive. To understand how to travel safely during the Coronavirus outbreak, please refer to the latest Government Guidance available here.
From 15 June 2020, you must wear a face-covering on public transport in England. You will be breaking the law if you fail to do so and could be fined. Click here for details on how to make or wear a face covering.
Some people don’t have to wear a face-covering for health, age or equality reasons. Click here for more guidance on this.
Whitehall Road and Wellington Street, either side of Wellington Place, are well served by frequent bus services to the city centre and to other destinations around Leeds and beyond to Pudsey, Bradford, Halifax and Huddersfield. These stops, which are shown on this map, are a short walk from the centre of Wellington Place. There is a real-time passenger information screen located in Tower Square to let you know when your next bus is.
Click here to plan your journey.
Click here to see what bus travel discounts are available to Wellington Place occupiers.
Any questions? You can contact our travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk or by calling 0113 246 0204.
Consider cycling to Wellington Place if you are able to. Where possible, try to maintain social distancing when you cycle, for example when approaching another cyclist or pedestrian.
Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds or sanitise your hands before and after cycling.
To plan your cycle journey to Wellington Place, use the CityConnect tool available here.
There are a number of on and off-road cycle routes leading to Wellington Place including the Cycle Superhighway, Whitehall Road and the canal towpath. The West Yorkshire Cycle Map provides a map of the cycle routes and facilities available in West Yorkshire.
In addition, cycle maps showing cycle routes primarily towards the city centre can be found here.
Once you arrive on-site, you can lock your bike using one of our Secure by Design Streetpod bike storage units located at the 4 Wellington Place hoardings opposite Sociable Folk or within the designated basement cycle parking (buildings 3, 5, 6 and 10).
If you need to drive to Wellington Place, on-site indoor parking is available in the NCP multi-storey car park accessed off Wellington Street, use postcode LS1 4AP. Click here for more details.
Other off-site parking is available in the vicinity of Wellington Place, locations are shown on Parkopedia.
If you normally share a vehicle with people from other households for essential journeys, it is recommended that you find a different way to travel. For example, consider walking, cycling, or using your own vehicle if you can.
Temple Green and Elland Road Park & Ride sites are currently closed due to COVID-19. More information will be provided regarding the re-opening of the Park & Ride sites when available.
For the latest public transport updates visit wymetro.com or follow @metrotravelnews on Twitter.
The Enterprise Car Club offers local car rental by the hour for visits, errands and meetings. There are Car Club vans and cars parked throughout the city centre, including Wellington Place. Click here to find out more about the Enterprise Car Club parked at Wellington Place.
As a response to COVID-19, a new 24/7 temporary booking and unlocking process is now in place to allow them to clean vehicles between each rental during this time. More information can be found here.
Contact the travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk to access your free membership if you are a Wellington Place occupier.
If you normally share a vehicle with people from other households or support bubbles for essential journeys, we recommend you find a different way to travel so that you can maintain social distance.
People from a household or support bubble, full guidance on car-sharing for essential journeys can be found here.
Leeds Bradford Airport is a 30-minute direct bus ride from Wellington Place on the Flying Tiger 757, which runs every 20 minutes. You can catch the bus from stop W9 shown on this map. The 757 has a luggage storage room, Wifi and device charging points.
Plan your journey to the airport here.
Leeds Bradford International offers direct flights to international destinations as well as London, where you can connect with a wider variety of flights. More information can be found by clicking here.
Any questions? You can contact our travel team at charlotte.best@foreconsulting.co.uk or by calling 0113 246 0204.
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