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These are key transport DGZRUNVZLOOEHFRPSOHWHGE\ O routes northwards into and out of the city, forming a gateway into Airedale, Wharfedale and beyond. 7KHVFKHPHDLPVWRUHGXFHWUDI¿F THE AREA THE OPPORTUNITY O A650 Manningham Lane / O Highway improvements are Keighley Road / Bradford Road expected to solve many of the O A6037 Canal Road / Valley Road accessibility issues that ZDONRUF\FOH$NH\ORFDOEHQH¿WRI restrict growth in the area and O &RQJHVWLRQDQGMRXUQH\WLPHV OA6038 Otley Road create more opportunities for O The area includes a lot of houses as local employment O well as some key employment sites. O Highway improvements will also help the economic growth O of the wider district CURRENT ISSUES O The scheme could enhance the O O7UDI¿FFRQJHVWLRQLVDPDMRU environment for local residents O problem on these routes and is being developed O especially in the morning and alongside other schemes such evening peak. 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