New images of a planned entrance to Bradford Interchange have been released.
The next stage of a public consultation into the £16m scheme to create a new “gateway” to the station has begun this week, and shows how the Hall Ings NCP car park will be replaced by a “pocket park” and new walkway. The scheme, one of four being funded by the Government through its Transforming Cities Fund, will link to another major scheme, the pedestrianisation of Hall Ings.
Both schemes, being carried out by Bradford Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority, are expected to be completed by late 2024. Other changes to the station include relocating the taxi rank to Bridge Street to allow the front of the station to be pedestrianised, improved waiting areas, new baby changing, multi-faith room and Changing Places facilities in the station, a new entrance to the underground car park and a new cycle hub nearby.
