Our consultation period will run from Wednesday 9th till Wednesday 23rd September
Public Consultation on the proposals for
Meadow Lane, Leeds
[ About ]
Meadow Lane is a prominent brownfield site of approximately 0.18 hectares (0.45 acres), created following the recent reconfiguration of Meadow Lane. The site sits within Leeds South Bank, an area undergoing significant regeneration and investment.
The site lies at the historic gateway to the city at Bridge End, adjacent to several heritage assets, and the emerging Aire Park. The site affords excellent connectivity to the city of Leeds with several retail areas and key transport hubs, including Leeds train station within easy walking distance.
[ The Consultation ]
Wednesday 9th September to Wednesday 23rd September 2026
We welcome comments, thoughts and ideas from local residents, businesses and other interested parties.
Please take a look through the proposals and complete the consultation form at the bottom of this page to share your views with the project team.
We have also prepared an FAQ document, which can be viewed here: [insert link].
Feedback received during the consultation will be considered by the project team as the proposals are finalised ahead of the submission of a planning application.
Digital Consultation Period
Meadow Lane sits immediately adjacent to Aire Park, one of the major regeneration projects transforming Leeds South Bank.
Centred around a new eight-acre public park, Aire Park is creating a new mixed-use neighbourhood incorporating homes, workspace, leisure and extensive public green space.
The Meadow Lane proposals have been developed with this wider context in mind, helping to strengthen connections between the site, Aire Park and Leeds city centre.
[ Homes & Sustainability ]
The scheme will provide approximately 246 new homes, comprising a mix of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments.
The proposals will also incorporate a range of measures to support a more sustainable development, including:
Energy Efficient Homes – The proposals are targeting a minimum EPC B rating across all new homes.
Fabric-First Design – A high-performance building envelope will help reduce energy demand and improve thermal comfort.
Sustainable Drainage – An appropriate sustainable drainage strategy is being developed in consultation with the relevant authorities to manage surface water effectively.
Sustainable Travel – The city-centre location provides excellent access to walking, cycling and public transport connections.
[ Landscaping ]
The landscape proposals create a high-quality setting for the proposed building whilst strengthening connections to a key green space within the city, making a meaningful contribution to the wider regeneration of Leeds South Bank.
[ Have Your Say ]
We welcome your feedback on the Meadow Lane proposals.
Please share your views by completing the online feedback form below. All responses received by Wednesday 23 September 2026 will be reviewed by the project team and considered as the proposals are finalised ahead of the submission of a planning application.
You can also view our Frequently Asked Questions here [link].