Decision: Leeds to Micklefield scheme: Transport and Works Act order

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Leeds to Micklefield enhancements order application

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Proposed Leeds to Micklefield enhancement works: Transport and Works Act order screening decision

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Application for approval to compulsorily acquire land required to carry out works in the administrative area of Leeds City Council between Leeds City Centre (east of Leeds Station) to the boundary with Selby District Council (east of Micklefield Station and the A1(M)).

These works include routine track renewals and improvements, works to existing structures and some minor built development. The works form part of a wider initiative to upgrade the Transpennine service known as the Transpennine Route Upgrade.

Application details

This application is made under theTransport and Works Act 1992:

order: Leeds to Micklefield enhancements order
application status: live application
date of application: 17 July 2023
applicant: Network Rail via Dentons

Published 18 May 2023
Last updated 18 July 2023 +show all updates

18 July 2023
Application for approval to compulsorily acquire land required as part of the Leeds to Micklefield enhancement works TWA application added.
18 May 2023
First published.

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