Dozens of new planning applications submitted across Leeds
A wide range of planning applications affecting homes, businesses, schools and city centre sites across Leeds have been submitted to Leeds City Council.
Leeds City Council has published a new list of planning and listed building applications covering sites across the city and surrounding towns and villages.
The applications, submitted under planning and conservation area regulations, include proposals linked to residential properties, schools, commercial buildings, farms, churches and development land.
Among the applications are proposals connected to the University of Leeds campus in Woodhouse, the Kirkgate Outdoor Market site in Leeds city centre, the Merrion Centre car park and Morley Service Station in Churwell.
Applications have also been lodged relating to sites in Armley, Meanwood, Chapel Allerton, Guiseley, Bramhope, Otley, Boston Spa, Garforth, Harewood, Hyde Park, Weetwood, Barwick in Elmet and Pool in Wharfedale.
Other locations featured in the latest notice include Bramley St Peter’s C of E Primary School, Meanwood C of E Primary School and St Mary’s Church in Richmond Hill.
The list also includes applications tied to development land at Meadow Road and Sweet Street in south Leeds, land west of Aberford Road in Garforth and land at Meadow Bank Farm in Bramhope.
Members of the public can inspect the applications online through Leeds City Council’s planning portal or at council hubs across the city.
Comments on the applications must be submitted within 21 days of the notice dated May 22, 2026.