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Leeds ‘high line’ concept gaining momentum

Leeds high line
Holbeck Viaduct is 1.7 mile stretch in Leeds (Image: Edward Architecture)

Dreams to turn an abandoned Leeds railway viaduct into a green space for the community is a step closer after almost 20 years of campaigning.

The Holbeck Viaduct is a 1.7-mile stretch linking Leeds city centre to Holbeck, Elland Road and Wortley. The line fell into disuse in the 1980s.

Local campaigners have been inspired by New York’s High Line and other similar projects in the UK, including Manchester’s Castlefield Viaduct and London’s Camden Highline.

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