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How to get to Winding Road in Halifax by Bus or Train?

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Directions to Winding Road (Halifax) with public transport

The following transport lines have routes that pass near Winding Road

How to get to Winding Road by Bus?

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Bus stations near Winding Road in Halifax

• Halifax Bus Station P, 2 min walk, VIEW
• Halifax Bus Station Q, 2 min walk, VIEW
• Halifax Bus Station R, 2 min walk, VIEW
• Halifax Bus Station S, 2 min walk, VIEW
• Halifax Bus Station T, 2 min walk, VIEW
• Northgate, 4 min walk, VIEW
• Market Street 16, 4 min walk, VIEW
• Market Street (Stop 15), 4 min walk, VIEW
• Market Street 14, 5 min walk, VIEW

Train stations near Winding Road in Halifax

• Sowerby Bridge, 43 min walk, VIEW

Bus lines to Winding Road in Halifax

• X1, Huddersfield Town Centre, VIEW
• 501, Huddersfield Town Centre, VIEW
• 526, Bradshaw, VIEW
• 536, Halifax Town Centre, VIEW
• 537, Halifax Town Centre, VIEW
• 20, Pellon, VIEW
• 22, Boothtown, VIEW
• 510, Mixenden, VIEW
• 512, Wainstalls, VIEW
• 513, Wainstalls, VIEW
• 542, Norton Tower, VIEW
• 561, Soyland Town, VIEW
• 562, Cottonstones, VIEW
• 579, Sowerby, VIEW
• 586, Rishworth, VIEW
• 681, Halifax Town Centre, VIEW
• 682, Halifax Town Centre, VIEW
• 508, Leeds City Centre, VIEW
• 511, Halifax Town Centre, VIEW
• 543, Exley, VIEW

What are the nearest stations to Winding Road?

The nearest stations to Winding Road are:

• Halifax Bus Station P is 53 meters away, 2 min walk.
• Halifax Bus Station Q is 57 meters away, 2 min walk.
• Halifax Bus Station R is 61 meters away, 2 min walk.
• Halifax Bus Station S is 61 meters away, 2 min walk.
• Halifax Bus Station T is 61 meters away, 2 min walk.
• Northgate is 219 meters away, 4 min walk.
• Market Street 16 is 262 meters away, 4 min walk.
• Market Street (Stop 15) is 273 meters away, 4 min walk.
• Market Street 14 is 301 meters away, 5 min walk.
• Sowerby Bridge is 3356 meters away, 43 min walk.

Which Bus lines stop near Winding Road?

These Bus lines stop near Winding Road:  548 , 576 , 682 , X1

Which Train lines stop near Winding Road?

These Train lines stop near Winding Road:  NORTHERN

What’s the nearest bus stop to Winding Road in Halifax?

The nearest bus stops to Winding Road in Halifax are Halifax Bus Station P, Halifax Bus Station Q, Halifax Bus Station R, Halifax Bus Station S and Halifax Bus Station T. The closest one is a 2 min walk away.

What time is the first Train to Winding Road in Halifax?

The NORTHERN is the first Train that goes to Winding Road in Halifax. It stops nearby at 08:56.

What time is the last Train to Winding Road in Halifax?

The NORTHERN is the last Train that goes to Winding Road in Halifax. It stops nearby at 23:31.

What time is the first Bus to Winding Road in Halifax?

The X1 is the first Bus that goes to Winding Road in Halifax. It stops nearby at 05:40.

What time is the last Bus to Winding Road in Halifax?

The 576 is the last Bus that goes to Winding Road in Halifax. It stops nearby at 00:02.

Public Transit to Winding Road in Halifax

Wondering how to get to Winding Road in Halifax, United Kingdom? Moovit helps you find the best way to get to Winding Road with step-by-step directions from the nearest public transit station.

Moovit provides free maps and live directions to help you navigate through your city. View schedules, routes, timetables, and find out how long does it take to get to Winding Road in real time.

Looking for the nearest stop or station to Winding Road? Check out this list of stops closest to your destination: Halifax Bus Station P; Halifax Bus Station Q; Halifax Bus Station R; Halifax Bus Station S; Halifax Bus Station T; Northgate; Market Street 16; Market Street (Stop 15); Market Street 14; Sowerby Bridge.

Bus: 548 576 682 X1 Train: NORTHERN

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We make riding to Winding Road easy, which is why over 1.5 million users, including users in Halifax, trust Moovit as the best app for public transit. You don’t need to download an individual bus app or train app, Moovit is your all-in-one transit app that helps you find the best bus time or train time available.

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Winding Road Address: Winding Road, Halifax HX1 1UU, UK street in Halifax

Attractions near Winding Road

• Hx Bus Stn (Halifax Bus Station)
• Halifax Bus Station
• Halifax Town Centre
• Broad Street Plaza Health Centre
• Lister Street
• Halifax Travel Centre
• Bus Booking Office
• The Percy Shaw (Wetherspoon)
• Trinity Sixth Form Academy
• Sainsbury Halifax, Halifax
• Vue Halifax

How to get to popular attractions in Halifax with public transportation

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Public transport routes with stations closest to Winding Road in Halifax

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The First-Timer's Guide to Halifax

When you crack open a new book, the place to begin your adventure is obvious. But what about when you visit a new city? In Halifax, there are a few must-do experiences that belong on the first page of your adventure. These are classics for a reason, among both locals and visitors, because they collectively define the culture of our city. They're a captivating place to begin.

Not your first time? Check out the Second Timer's Guide to Halifax to get to know the region even better.

Walk the Halifax waterfront

As a historic port city, Halifax has always been tightly connected to its waterfront. But where it was once industrial and gritty, it’s now vibrant, bustling, and inviting. An urban wanderers’ dream, the boardwalk is a four-kilometre (2.5 miles) long harbourside adventure of shopping, beer gardens, museums, restaurants, tours, playgrounds, and public art. Don’t rush this iconic experience; plan to stop often for views, treats, and entertainment.

Lounge on the steps at Queen’s Marque

Sometimes, the simplest pleasures are the most appreciated. Queen’s Marque is the newest shopping and dining destination on the Halifax waterfront, and its massive granite steps—descending directly into the Halifax Harbour—have become a favourite stopping place for locals. Grab a coffee, ice cream or other treat, kick off your shoes, and get a feel for the North Atlantic while enjoying the sunshine.

Venture up Citadel Hill for the noon gun

Downtown Halifax is essentially built into the side of a steep hill, and overlooking it all is the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site . This star-shaped fortress overlooks the city and once protected a young Halifax from attack by land and sea. At 12pm listen for the daily cannon fire, known locally as the “noon gun”. This ritual has signalled the noon hour every day* since 1857.

*Except for Christmas Day.

Walk Spring Garden Road up to the Halifax Public Gardens

The Halifax Public Gardens is a beautiful and peaceful 16-acre Victorian-era public gardens formally established in 1867. It features carefully manicured lawns, colourful floral displays, and mature trees, along with a historic bandstand, duck pond, fountains, and a system of winding paths through it all.

To get there from Barrington Street, walk up Spring Garden Road, a pedestrian-friendly shopping district. Along the way grab a coffee or gelato at Pane e Circo , or stop for a pint at Stillwell Beergarden during the summer months.

Explore the Halifax Central Library

Modern libraries are about so much more than books—they’re community living rooms, where residents and visitors can gather for many reasons. The Halifax Central Library is an architecturally stunning (and award-winning) building on Spring Garden Road with a local café (complete with rooftop patio and harbour views), community rooms, art displays, a large auditorium, and yes, plenty of books. Climb the Escheresque staircase to the fifth floor, cantilevered dramatically out over the front plaza.

Ride the ferry and explore downtown Dartmouth

On the Halifax waterfront, there are several harbour tours available, but the easiest way onto the water is the Alderney Ferry , which runs between the Halifax waterfront and downtown Dartmouth. Operated by Halifax Transit, the ferry service is the oldest saltwater ferry in North America. All you’ll need is $2.75 for the fare, and ask for a transfer for your return trip*. Once you’ve crossed the harbour, explore the shops, cafés, and public art around downtown Dartmouth.

*Kids 12 and under ride free on all Halifax Transit routes. **Transfers are valid for up to 90 minutes.

Relax on an Argyle Street patio

There are wonderful places to eat all over Halifax, but if one street is the entertainment epicentre it has to be Argyle. A three-block-long, pedestrian-first experience (closed to car traffic during summers), Argyle is home to live theatre, bistros, pubs, restaurants, bars, and more, with huge patios that spill out into the street during the summer months. It’s a great place to stop and sample a pint or two of Halifax’s local craft beer.

Try a donair

The humble and affordable donair is the official food of Halifax. Popular among locals as a late-night snack, this messy meal with Greek origins consists of a pita filled with spit-roasted shaved beef, tomatoes, onions, and—importantly—a sweet and garlicky donair sauce. You can pick up a donair at plenty of places across the city, including Tony’s Famous Donairs & Pizza on Robie Street, Randy’s Pizza & Donair on Agricola Street, and King of Donair on Quinpool Road.

Visit Peggy’s Cove

Peggy’s Cove is a classic for a reason. Ask any local what to do on your first visit to Halifax and expect to hear a recommendation for Peggy’s Cove.

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Welcome to Halifax

P'jilita'q wla kjipuktuk.

Halifax is in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people. The people of the Mi’kmaw Nation have lived on this territory for millennia, and we acknowledge them as the past, present and future caretakers of this land.  Historically, a land acknowledgment is a traditional practice shared amongst Indigenous groups to recognize the Indigenous land and territory they are visiting. Today a land acknowledgement remains a way to express one’s gratitude to the Indigenous people for being stewards of the land that we live and work on.

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Where are the popular bus stations and stops in Preston and Halifax?

Carlisle St, Preston, Lancashire PR1, UK

296 Aqueduct St, Preston PR1, UK

Winding Road, Halifax HX1, UK

Frequently asked questions for your trip Preston - Halifax

How can i travel from preston to halifax without a car.

The train is the best choice to get to Halifax without a car. The train trip is an affordable, safe and convenient way to travel between the two cities. You also have the choice of using carpooling services.

What is the travel distance from Preston to Halifax?

About 36 miles (58 km) separate Preston and Halifax.

What are the departure and arrival stations when taking the bus from Preston to Halifax?

The majority of buses traveling from Preston to Halifax start their journey at Preston City Centre Bus Station and wind up at Terminal. These are the main departure and arrival locations on this route, but you could find others that could be a better fit for your travel plans.

About Bus Travel

Bus travel tips.

Make friends with the driver. They usually know a lot about your destination and may even recommend which side of the bus to sit on to get the best views on the road between Preston and Halifax!

Start sightseeing the minute your bus leaves the station. If you're on the night bus from Preston to Halifax, get comfy and count the stars.

Buses have one of the smallest carbon footprints of motorized transport modes. A bus going from Preston to Halifax will emit less CO2 than a car or an airplane.

Tune out to the fine sounds of your best music playlist on your bus trip from Preston to Halifax while indulging in miles on end of beautiful scenic views.

Did you know?

It takes 27 hours to go by bus from Lima to Cusco, one of the craziest bus trips on the world. This route is used daily by locals and backpackers.

The bus driver with the longest career in the world drove more than 2,000,000 miles and is a happy World Record holder.

Did you know there are on average 4,400 intercity bus departures every day in the US only? This number has been growing for 9 years in a row, yay!

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You can also go to halifax by train, top traveled bus routes.

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Popular airport transfers

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A629 phase 2 Halifax town centre

Key details

We’re delivering regeneration in Halifax. We’re creating new public spaces, improving accessibility, creating areas where people can move around free of traffic, improving vehicle circulation around the town and public transport connectivity, and supporting our aspirations for inclusive growth.

Current status

We’re planning change for Halifax on a grand scale. There will be more space for people to move around and enjoy the town. At the edges, we’ll make welcoming gateways to the town centre. New cycle routes will make it safer to get from A to B and make it clear for all road users who has priority. We’ve designed junction layouts that are more efficient and help people to get to their destination, and we will upgrade signals that work together to make sure traffic keeps moving when it gets busy.

If you have questions or comments about this project, you can email the project team at: [email protected] . 

We will work over three areas of Halifax that we’ll refer to as west, central and east. We're proposing to:

• pedestrianise Market Street and a short length of Northgate,
• add and upgrade crossings,
• add new cycle routes and facilities at major junctions and throughout the town,
• remove the roundabout at Bull Green and replace it with a more efficient layout,
• plant trees and landscaping,
• create a public space outside Square Chapel and Halifax Central Library,
• move the main traffic route east of the former Hughes Corporation building towards Bank Bottom,
• add blue badge parking spaces on Princess Street, 
• introduce new bus stops at Southgate, Ward's End, Union Street, Church Street, Alfred Street East and Horton Street,
• prioritise bus access at Winding Road, 
• move taxi provision from the middle of Market Street further south, and add taxi provision on Albion Street,
• remove parking on Horton Street to allow for freer-flowing bus movements,
• and realign the road at Lower Kirkgate and Bank Bottom.

We are changing routes around the town and creating welcoming gateways for people as they enter and leave the town centre at Bull Green and Ward’s End. We’ll change the layouts of roads and junctions to make walking, cycling and public transport routes easier and safer.

Junction of Skircoat Road and Prescott Street

We will install cycle lanes on either side of the road to create safer routes for people travelling to and from the town centre from the south, and destinations like the Shay Stadium. We’ll be replacing the staggered crossings on Prescott Street and on the southern arm of the junction. The new crossings will allow people to cross in a straight line without a pause. We will upgrade the signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

The most visible change at Bull Green will be the removal of the roundabout. We will replace the roundabout with a new junction layout that will allow for:

• A new gateway to the town centre from the west with more space, and a more pleasant experience for people walking into the town centre,
• trees to be planted around the junction,
• a new crossing on Bull Green,
• more efficient journeys for buses and other traffic passing through,
• and a new right-turn out of George Street to improve access for buses and taxis travelling to the north of Halifax.

Northgate and Bus Station

We’re building a more welcoming experience for people travelling from Halifax Bus Station and the north of the town into the town centre. The section of Northgate between Northgate House and Trinity Sixth Form Academy and the Bus Station will be converted to a space for people walking or cycling, with trees and places to sit.

People travelling on their bicycles will be able to safely and efficiently thanks to new cycle routes.

We’re putting a new crossing in so people can cross the new bus station exit safely. We’re upgrading the crossing on Broad Street from Broad Street Plaza to allow people to cross in a straight line without a pause. We will upgrade the signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

The plans for this section of the A629 phase 2 project have been designed to link with design features of the new Halifax Bus Station and the new exit for buses.

Junction of Winding Road and Northgate

We will be replacing the staggered crossing between Broad Street Plaza and Halifax Bus Station. The new crossing will allow people to cross in a straight line without a pause. The plans for this section of the A629 phase 2 project have been designed to link with design features of the new Halifax Bus Station like the new entrance on Winding Road.

People travelling on their bicycles will be able to navigate the junction safely and efficiently thanks to new cycle routes. These routes will have signals to make it clear to everyone on the junction who has priority.

We will upgrade the signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

Junction of Cow Green and Pellon Lane

We’re building a more welcoming experience for people travelling from the west to the town centre. There will be a new gateway to the town centre from the west with more space, trees and planting, and a more pleasant experience for people walking. We’re going to fill in the subway that connects Lister Court to Crown Street and replace it with a crossing on Cow Green.

We’re going to remove access from Central Street to Cow Green. Those travelling along Central Street will be able to make the right turn onto Crown Street. We will upgrade signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

Cross Hills

We will add a new crossing on North Bridge Street to the walk into town from the north safer. We will install cycle lanes on either side of the road to create safer routes for people travelling by bike.

We will upgrade signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

Junction of Commercial Street and Fountain Street

We will be replacing the staggered crossings on Fountain Street and Commercial Street. The new crossings will allow people to cross in a straight line without a pause. Around the junction, we will create more space and a more pleasant experience for people walking in and out of the town centre and add trees.

People travelling on their bicycles will be able to navigate the junction safely and efficiently thanks to new cycle routes. Cycle routes will be clearly marked leading in and out of Commercial Street. The short section of Trinity Road that passes by the Halifax offices will become a cycle route. Cycle routes that cross the junction will have signals to make it clear to everyone on who has priority.

Orange Street junction

On Broad Street, we’re going to add a new crossing close to the junction with Orange Street. This crossing will create a more direct link for people travelling between the St James Road area and the town centre near Halifax Town Hall. We will upgrade the signals so that they link to others in the area to keep vehicles moving more efficiently when there is traffic to the west of town.

We’re going to turn Market Street into an area for people, pedestrianising the area from the edge of Halifax Borough Market at Albion Street to Old Market, creating new places for people to meet, and opportunities for business to grow in the heart of the town centre.

On the eastern side of the town, we will be connecting Halifax Rail Station to the centre through a new town gateway at Square Chapel, and rerouting traffic away from the town centre.

Across the whole town we will be enhancing how streets look, installing smart signals that work together to improve traffic flow across the area and we’ll be moving bus routes to the edge, further removing traffic from the town centre.

Economic growth

We’re making opportunities for Halifax’s vibrant local economy to grow. These changes will encourage new investment, greater footfall and more trade.

We’re creating public spaces for people, planting trees and landscaping, and improving the aesthetic appeal of Halifax.

Sustainability

We’re designing routes that prioritise space for people who walk, wheel or cycle around the town centre. There will be new crossings and changes to crossings to improve the experience for people walking and cycling, more convenient bus stops and routes, and easier access to Halifax Rail Station and Halifax Bus Station. 

We’re building features into our designs to make journeys safer for all, like wider crossing facilities and removing the subway at Cow Green. We’re changing road layouts with safety in mind and creating new pedestrianised areas so people can travel around town without having to cross busy roads. 

Journey times 

We’re reducing the amount of traffic that comes through the town centre, particularly at peak times, and times and providing alternative routes to the east and west of town.

Air quality

We’re making changes to improve air quality in Halifax. The new layout will improve the circulation of traffic around the town’s perimeter and remove vehicles from the town centre. We’re introducing high-quality pedestrian and cycle infrastructure, new bus routes and electric vehicle charging points so that everyone can make choices that contribute to a cleaner town.  

8 April 2024

We have updated the A629 phase 2 Halifax town centre frequently asked questions (FAQ) .

21 March 2024

We're listening....

Work is starting on the A629 phase 2 Halifax town centre project. As part of this work, we are proposing to make changes to the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO). These include changes to waiting restrictions, loading bays and parking.

The updated TRO proposals include changes we made in response to feedback from the informal consultation in February/March 2023. We have made design adjustments to improve accessibility, and changes to loading options, with an additional loading bay on Wards End.

The formal Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) consultation for A629 phase 2 Halifax town centre (western corridor) will run until Thursday 18 April 2024.

Read: Shaping future travel in and around Halifax .

We've prepared some answers for some of the questions you may have for this project. We will update the frequently asked questions (FAQ) page throughout the project. If you have a question we have not answered please email us .

22 February 2024

Plans to transform travel and public spaces in and around Halifax town centre are moving forward, with Calderdale Council appointing the construction contractor to carry out the works. 

Read: Contractor appointed for major Halifax town centre improvements .

13 November 2023

Back in February and March 2023  the public were invited  to examine proposals for changes to traffic regulations as part of the A629 phase 2 Halifax town centre project.

The traffic regulation order included changes to bus stops and taxi ranks, new cycle features and pedestrian zones,and changes to parking and rerouting of traffic.

The consultation was open from Monday 6 February to midnight on Sunday 5 March 2023.

Results of the consultation are now available to view:  Halifax Town Centre Traffic Regulation Order Consultation Results .

Read:  Feedback used to shape plans for improved travel in Halifax .

27 July 2023

Overview of proposals for Halifax included in the A629 phase 2 project updated .

6 February 2023

We want to introduce a new Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) so we can:

• create new public spaces,
• develop a sense of place that links with the historic core of Halifax,
• improve accessibility,
• create areas where people can move around free of traffic,
• improve vehicle circulation around the town,
• improve public transport connectivity,
• and support aspirations for inclusive growth in Halifax.

The order includes changes to bus stops and taxi ranks, new cycle and pedestrian zones, changes to parking, and rerouting of traffic.

We're listening

We welcome your views on our proposals. You can use Calderdale TraffWeb to comment, agree, object, or plot an issue on the map. Alternatively, you can send feedback to: [email protected] .

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This consultation will close on Sunday 5 March 2023. We will review all feedback and use what we learn to develop the designs. These designs will be subject to further formal consultation.

Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) Supplement

On 27 October 2021 a supplement was made to the A629 Phase 2 CPO which ran from 17 December 2020 until 29 January 2021. The supplement is to include an additional plot of land off Church Street and another additional plot of land in front of the Broad Street Plaza. For further information please see the supporting document section on this page where the following documentation is held;

CPO supplement order - Phase 2 CPO supplement map 1 - Phase 2 CPO supplement map 2 - Phase 2 Supplement statement of reasons - Phase 2 CPO supplement newspaper and site notice  - Phase 2

Following Grade II listing status being granted to the former Hughes Corporation building on Square Road, the Eastern Gateway proposals to create a striking public space area between the railway station and the library/Piece Hall have been revised. The new plans now fully encompass the building and it’s felt that this has enhanced the overall aesthetics of the gateway approach with minimal impact to the original highway proposals. 

The revised designs were approved by Planning Committee in June 2020. A Full Business Case (FBC) was submitted to the West Yorkshire Combined Authority in early July 2020 and a final project funding decision was approved in early November at West Yorkshire Combined Authority's Investment Committee. This now allows for the release of a construction tender to the market place. This is likely to happen in Spring 2022 with a view to commencing works on site late 2022/early 2023. This major work, whilst dependent upon bidders’ submitted duration programmes, is likely to reach a summer 2026 completion date, which takes into account the need for business continuity to be maintained throughout the work.

Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) and Side Road Order (SRO) 2020

To see the A629 Phase 2 CPO and SRO 2020 Statement of Case and supporting documentation, please click here

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Halifax Bus Station

Improving connectivity to drive business growth and inward investment in Halifax

Willmott Dixon’s town centre regeneration experts have delivered a new interchange in Halifax town centre that improves the safety, comfort, connectivity and accessibility for local people.

Delivered for West Yorkshire Combined Authority in partnership with Calderdale Council, it includes a refurbishment of the existing bus station alongside a bright and modern new facility, increasing overall capacity on the existing site.

People using the interchange benefit from a new fully enclosed passenger entrance and concourse, with better access and more shops, as well as real-time bus and rail information to help with onward journeys. There is also a safe and secure waiting environment, and level walking routes for all users.

Completed in 2023, Halifax's new bus station is a modern, fit for purpose facility that complements the surrounding heritage, public realm and urban fabric of Halifax town centre.

Driving growth and jobs

This is central to Halifax’s ambition to deliver economic regeneration that creates a place where people want to invest, live, work, visit and study. It aims to transform the way people travel in and around the town and is being delivered with money from the Leeds City Region Transforming Cities Fund, which is revolutionising gateways to towns and cities across the region by making it easier to walk, cycle and use public transport.

Alongside improved passenger facilities and better access, the new station includes environmentally friendly features such as enabling the future introduction of electric bus charging points, bike parking and solar panels, as well as a living roof complete with plants. Overall, the scheme will deliver more green space as well as other environmental benefits.

Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, Chair of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Transport Committee, said: “It is more important than ever that we continue to invest in a modern, accessible transport network, which supports economic growth by connecting more people with jobs, training and education. Our region deserves a transport system which gets people to where they need to go, but also fills them with pride and with the confidence that we are moving forwards to deliver prosperity and achieve our aim of becoming a net zero carbon economy by 2038.”

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This latest interchange follows several our specialists teams have delivered, with others in places like Stevenage and Lincoln.

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A transformational new bus station providing better quality facilities for passengers, including improved customer access point and information, better quality cycle parking, a single passenger concourse, real-time bus and rail information, and larger retail opportunities

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55 Winding Road, Halifax, HX1 1SJ, United Kingdom – Great location - show map

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Featuring a bar, The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel is set in Halifax, a 6-minute walk from Victoria Theater. Eureka Museum for Children is 1312 feet from the property. Guest rooms in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV and tea/coffee making facilities. The nearest airport is Leeds Bradford International Airport, 13 mi from The Old Post Office Public House &.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 8.6 for a two-person trip.

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Top Location: Highly rated by recent guests (8.8)

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• Outdoor furniture
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• Flat-screen TV
• Wine/Champagne Additional charge
• Accessible parking
• Daily housekeeping
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Security alarm
• Smoke-free property
• Private entrance
• Toilet with grab rails
• Wheelchair accessible

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From 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card at check-in

From 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM

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Children not allowed.

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The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets are not allowed.

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Cash The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

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Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

Please inform The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.

In accordance with government guidelines to minimize transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19), this property currently isn't accepting guests from certain countries on dates where such guidelines exist.

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), this property has reduced reception and service hours.

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What are the check-in and check-out times at the old post office public house & hotel.

Check-in at The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM.

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The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel is 2,800 feet from the center of Halifax. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

How much does it cost to stay at The Old Post Office Public House & Hotel?

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