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Bradford - Amendments to Waiting, Loading & Parking Restrictions

BD20•Published 22/10/26
Keighley News • 

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CITY OF BRADFORD METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COUNCIL

(WAITING LOADING AND PARKING) (CONSOLIDATION) (AMENDMENT NO.12) ORDER 2026

VARIOUS ROADS IN CRAVEN, ILKLEY, KEIGHLEY & WORTH VALLEY

NOTICE is hereby given that City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council made the above Order on 20th October 2026 under their powers contained in the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 the general effect of which is to -

A. In Craven and Addingham areas:

  1. introduce “no waiting at any time” on lengths of the following roads: Middleway, Skipton Rd, Purcell Drive, Clifford St, Barrett St, Hothfield St, Green Ave, Tufton St, West View, and Ryefield Way (Silsden); Haxton Boulevard (Eastburn); Back Beck Lane, and Bolton Rd (Addingham);

  2. remove a disabled person’s parking bay from Gloucester Ave (Silsden);

  3. introduce “limited waiting Mon-Sun 8am-8pm Max stay 3 hours, No return within 3 hours on a length of A65 Skipton Rd (Addingham);

  4. remove a disabled person’s parking bay from Elmsley St (to be replaced with permit parking only) (Steeton); and

  5. Introduce “limited waiting” Mon-Fri 6am to 6pm on Belton Rd and Ryefield Way (Silsden).

B. In Ilkley and Ben Rhydding areas:

  1. introduce “no waiting at any time” on lengths of the following roads: Belle Vue, Cowpasture Rd, Springs Ln, Little Ln, East Parade, Wells Rd, Keighley Rd, A65 Skipton Rd, Grove Rd, The Lutyens, Lister St, and Alexandra Crescent (Ilkley); Wheatley Ln, Wheatley Ave, Brighton Rd, and Moorfield Rd (Ben Rhydding);

  2. revocation of existing “no waiting at any time” on a length of Grove Rd (Ilkley); and

  3. reduce “limited waiting bay” restriction on Springs Ln (Ilkley).

C. In Keighley area:

  1. introduce “no waiting at any time” on lengths of the following roads: Sunderland St, Russell St, Asthall Close, Redcliffe St, Berry Ln, Kensington St, Oakworth Rd, Spring Row, Otley St, Bradford Rd, Elia St, Bronte St, Dawson Rd, Park Ln, Pitt St, Quarry St, Grace St, Parkwood St, Oakworth Rd, Sunny Hill Ave, and Temple St (Keighley); Aireworth Close and Aireworth Rd (Stockbridge); Grove Mill Drive (Ingrow); Granby Ln, Granby Drive, Hospital Rd, Grange Rd, Arnside Ave, and Coles Way (Riddlesden);

  2. introduce “limited waiting Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 30 minutes, no return within 2 hours” on lengths of Hanover St (Keighley);

  3. introduce “limited waiting Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 2 hours, No return within 2 hours” on lengths of Russell St (Keighley);

  4. remove a length of “no waiting at any time” from Goulbourne St (Keighley);

  5. remove lengths of limited waiting restrictions from lengths of Temple St and Russell St (Keighley);

  6. remove a disabled person’s parking bay from Gale St (Keighley);

  7. introduce “bus stop clearway” on a length of Granby Lane (Riddlesden); and

  8. shorten a length of “no waiting at any time” at Sunny Hill Ave (Keighley)

D. In Worth Valley area:

  1. introduce “no waiting at any time” on lengths of the following roads: Belle Isle Rd, Ebor Ln, Lees Ln, Cold St, West Ln, Oak St, Mytholmes Ln, Branwell Drive, Providence Ln, North View Terrace, Victoria Ave, Baden St (Haworth); Hebden Bridge Rd (Oxenhope); Vale Mill Ln and Lees Bank Rd (Cross Roads); Slaymaker Ln, Hillside Ave, Hillside Grove, Manor Park, Providence Ln, Mill Ln, Wide Ln, and Slack Ln (Oakworth); and

  2. remove a disabled person’s parking bay from Windsor Crescent (Oakworth).

The Order comes into force on 23rd October 2026. A copy of it together with documents giving more detailed particulars may be examined during normal office hours at: the Customer Services Reception, Ground Floor, City Hall, Bradford BD1 1HY; Keighley Town Hall, Bow Street, Keighley, BD21 3PA; or Ilkley Library, Station Road, Ilkley, LS29 8HA. Copies are also on the Council’s website at https://www.bradford.gov.uk/transport-and-travel/highways/traffic-regulation-order, and can be obtained from Chris Hird, Traffic Engineer – Dept of Growth, by email chris.hird@bradford.gov.uk quoting reference number 106110/CON-1A.

If you wish to question the validity of the Order, or of any provision contained therein on the grounds that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or on the grounds that any requirements of that Act or of any Instrument made under it, have not been complied with in relation to the Order, you may, within six weeks from the date upon which the Order was made (i.e. 20th October 2026) apply to the High Court for this purpose

Dated 22nd day of October 2026

Director of Legal and Governance Legal and Democratic Services City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council City Hall, Bradford, BD1 1HY

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