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C D F L M N G E K I H O A Bus/Train services frequency guide g in 1 City Rail Station 7 Dental Hospital 13 Headrow University Accommodation cl y 1, 28, 28B Main Campus (Woodhouse Lane) C Alma Road D s 2 King Street 8 Leeds University 14 Eastgate A Bodington Hall in 95, 96, 97, X84 Headingly Arndale Number of Buses m Centre 3 Headrow/Town Hall 9 LGI 15 Bus Station per Hour During the 4 B Oxley Residences Service 1 Places Served Daytime - Wood Lane 4 Westgate/Courts 10 Leeds Met University 16 The Markets Number g L M in C Carr Mills M-F Sat Sun lk 5 Park Lane College 11 Merrion Centre 17 Duncan Street a Cottingley, Beeston, City Centre, University, W Lupton Residences s 6 Clarendon Road 12 St. Johns Centre Bus Stop D Headingley, Otley Road (for Bodington Hall), 6 6 2 in 1 North Lane d Holt Park m E Clarence Dock Residences 0 Mondays – Saturdays 06.30 to 19:30 4 18/18A, 56 F 18/ Ireland Wood, West Park, Headingley, Burley Road (for Buses run every few minutes Devonshire Hall 6 6 1 N Hill Road F 18A Concept Place), City Centre, York Road, East Garforth N Grange Road Headingley Kirkstall Lane G Montague Burton Residences Cumberland Roa 1, 28, 28B, 28 Clarence Dock, City Centre, Headingley, Adel 3 3 3 Station A 660 95, 96, 97, X84 C H Sentinel Towers – 20 18/18A, 56 He 28B Clarence Dock, Leeds, University, Headingley 3 – – adin m gl in ey s I Henry Price Building Bramley, Kirkstall, Burley Road (for Grayson Heights La W ne Woodhouse St a and Concept Place), City Centre, St James’s 6 6 2 Victoria Road lk 49 i Ellerslie Hall d Hospital, Harehills, Monkswood Gate n a g o A - R O 56 6 Horsforth, Kirkstall, Burley Road) for Grayson Woodhouse Lane 7 K Lyddon Hall y 49, 50/50A 1 a 50/ m h Heights and Concept Place), City Centre, 6 6 2 Welton Road – i d H n n a s James Baillieu Park 50A St James’s Hospital L r C o St Marks r R Burley Park o y – g c Moor Grange, Headingley, Woodhouse, l 8 a i 5 6 6 3 Road t n M NorthA Hill Court 56 University, City Centre, Cross Gates, Whinmoor Station e g N R Hyde Park Road Meanwood Road o City Centre, University, Otley Road, Ikley, Skipton Royal Park Road 1, 28, 28B, 56, a Leodis Residences 4 4 2 Cardigan Road d N X84 (for Bodington Hall) (Limited Stop) 95, 96, 97, X84 Servia Hill Tannery, City Centre, University, Headingley 3 – – Moorland Road O Grayson Heights 92 A65 – G Bodington Hall, Weetwood, Headingley, Woodhouse, Kirkstall Road P Concept Place University, City Centre 56 I 6 6 5 Burley Road 95 (Also operates a special late night service Western Monday – Saturday) Campus Main Entrance Holt Park, Headingley, University, City Centre 6 6 5 St James 96 Clarendon Road K 1, 96, X84 A Woodsley Road d Hospital Guiseley, Headingley, University, City Centre 3 3 1 el La Main 97 n e t A 49, 50, 50A Campus AD d O H a R St James's Hospital o 18/18A Beckett S R 95 G y IN e l R Pudsey, City Centre, St James’s Hospital, Seacroft 6 6 2 t O 7 8 R 9 10 4FTR – E 4FTR, 49, 0 N 6 d 6 a o N Bramley, Kirkstall, Burley Road (for Grayson Heights A R I 50/50A ng – and Concept Place), City Centre, St James’s 6 6 2 Ri 49 er 2 M Hospital, Harehills, Monkswood Gate ut 0 8 11 O 6 5 – m 20 A 61 P Horsforth, Kirkstall, Burley Road )for Grayson A in 50/ s Heights and Concept Place), City Centre, 6 6 2 Weetwood Hall Hotel W 5 E 50A St James’s Hospital A647 – a 12 1, 95, 96 lk i H Stanningley Road n B g HEADROW 13 - EAST PARAD 14 7 4 3 m i n E Village Hotel s IN 16 C FIR y ARK ROW c M P l AR Bus/Coach in Y BRIGGAT g 2 ST Station 15 WELLINGTON ST BOAR LN 17 1 t Leeds S l Whitehall Road l Station u B k c Neville Street Train services frequency guide a l B g Water Lane – in k g 1 l Number of Trains a n 6 li A W c per Hour During the s y n C Service Places Served Daytime i s n m i M-F Sat Sun E 0 m A643 4 4 1 Harrogate Leeds, Budley Park, Headingley, Harrogate, York 2 2 2 2009/10 Motorbikes can park at designated areas e.g. at Engineering or LIGHT Travelling to the University of Leeds Cards Monthly salary Savings per year building. They require a parking permit which are available in the Security Bike hire for students costs only £35 for the year or part year, plus deduction for office (at the main entrance). Travel Guide Travel Travelling to the University on foot, by bicycle, and on public transport is £100 deposit. This includes the bike, servicing, lights and lock. 10 months easy and often faster than driving. The University is conveniently located Further information Bikes will be available from the UTravelActive stall at Intro Week fairs or by Parking permit application: just outside Leeds City Centre, only 20 minute's walk from the train station Bus only MetroCard £63.28 £98.20 www.leeds.ac.uk/estate_services/security emailing [email protected] and well connected by frequent bus services. Queries: [email protected] Drop-in self help maintenance sessions will be running through the This Travel Guide provides useful information on travel choices. Bus only FirstYear card £55.00 £40.00 year, as well as cycle confidence training, bike buddying, social rides Car Sharing and events. Zones 1 – 3 £71.85 £111.50 More than 400 members are registered on the free university car sharing (e.g. Bradford, UTravelActive Further information scheme in which people can match their journeys to work. Members can Velocampus Leeds www.leeds.ac.uk/velocampus Wakefield, Shipley) Promoting cheap, fun and healthy everyday travel offer or receive a lift, one day or several days a week. Car sharing offers the UTravelActive facebook group chance to save money, to make new friends and helps tackle congestion. The UTravelActive project aims to promote health and wellbeing through www.facebook.com (search for 'UTravelActive' group) Zones 1 – 4 £84.84 £131.60 The first High Occupancy Lane has been implemented on Stanningley encouraging and facilitating active travel in the everyday lives of students, (e.g. Ilkley, Keighley) Road in Leeds. Apart from sharing a car members can share a campus university staff and local communities. parking permit and again, save on cost. The programme of activities throughout the year includes: Zones 1 – 5 £101.29 £157.10 (e.g. Huddersfield, Further information n Todmorden) Car sharing scheme: www.carshareleeds.com n Infrastructure improvements on and off campus Information: www.leeds.ac.uk/estate_services/environment/driving.htm n Events, campaigns and information Zones 2 – 5 £70.99 £110.10 Events (excluding Leeds station) Further information National Liftshare Day (June 2010): www.liftshare.com/business/nlsd.asp Project website www.leeds.ac.uk/utravelactive UTravelActive facebook group Staff living outside West Yorkshire can benefit from an interest free loan www.facebook.com (search for 'UTravelActive' group) for their annual train tickets. For example, if you live in York the University Car club WhizzGo can buy you an annual train ticket worth £1,760. In return, your net salary By joining WhizzGo you can drive a car without owning one. There are Annual Events supported by UTravelActive include: will be deducted by £176 over 10 months. You will be saving £268/year 20 cars around Leeds including two on campus which can be booked in European Mobility Week (16-22 September 2009) compared with a monthly ticket. Calculate your journey costs on half hour increments with a minimum booking of one hour. More cars are University Healthy Week (February 2010) http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/sts and log on to the Human Resources available around the country. Staff Benefits Fair (March 2010):www.leeds.ac.uk/hr/benefits benefits webpages for all details. Walk to Work Week (April 2010): www.walkingworks.org.uk Staff who need a car for business can apply for the corporate scheme. Bike Week (June 2010): www.bikeweek.org.uk Student Plus MetroCards for unlimited travel in West Yorkshire are They need approval by their faculty finance manager. available from travel centres, bus stations and post offices as well as at the start of term in the Students' Union, for a charge of £17/week or £62.50/ Students and all other staff who are at least 18 years old and have held a Walking month. First bus only tickets are available with FirstMonth, FirstTerm or driving licence for a year can register online. FirstTerm in the ‘Greenzone’. This covers Devonshire Hall, James Baillie Walking is one of the easiest ways to be physically active, and can be Park/North Hill Court, Lupton Flats, Carr Mills and Clarence Dock. Costs: Registration fee of £15 for corporate members done almost anywhere, at anytime. More than 60% of students walk to the (paid by the department). University every day and most of the student halls are within two miles (40 Further information Travelling to the University of Leeds minutes), an easy walking distance.
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