A host of key Leeds routes are set for closure this week.
Kirkstall Road, Burley will be closed due to resurfacing works on Monday, May 27 from 7.30am to 5pm. Service 14 towards Pudsey will be diverting via Armley Gyratory and Armley Road to resume normal route at Branch Road. 14 towards Leeds resuming normal route. 33, 34, 60 and A1 services will be running a normal route to Wellington Street then diverting via West Street Slip Road to Park Lane, Burley Road and Willow Road to resume normal route at Kirkstall Road at the Viaduct.
Service 15 diverting via Ring Road and Tong Road to resume route on Butt Lane. Domestic Road, Holbeck will also be closed due to surface dressing works on Wednesday, May 29 from 9.30am to 3.30pm. Service 86 towards Bramley diverting via Whitehall Road.
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