Directions
- SGB
- Batley's
- Arnold Laver
- Skoda Garage
- Queen's Hotel
Please note: the bridge on Skelton Grange Road currently has a 3 tonne weight limit. Heavier vehicles must follow an alternative route through the Cross Green Industrial estate - click here for a map in pdf format.
NB: Google Maps currently gives incorrect directions for getting to Skelton including some roads that are not open! Some satnav systems also do not recognise Skelton's postcode. Please use the map above and directions below to find us!
By Bus
Buses from Leeds City Bus Station, stand 6: 189, 410Buses from stop just outside Leeds City Bus Station (York Street): 167, 168, 446
Ask for Queen Street. The stop is a short distance down Pontefract Road after the one outside the BP garage. Once off the bus, turn left up Skelton Grange Rd at SGB (signed to 'Skelton Grange Centre') and walk 1/2 km over the canal and river. At the end of the road turn left, and the Environment Centre is on your right.
Buses from Leeds City Bus Station, stand 9: 110
Once off the bus, turn left down Queen Street. At the bottom make a right and then an immediate left down Skelton Grange Road and walk 1/2 km over the canal and river. At the end of the road turn left, and the Environment Centre is on your right.
By Train
The nearest station is Leeds Rail Station in Leeds city centre.Taxis: from just outside the station's main entrance.
Buses: from the station's main entrance, cross over two pedestrian crossings to the bus stops outside the Leeds Shopping Plaza on Boar Lane. Buses 167, 168, 446. Or follow the pedestrian signs to 'Corn Exchange', then 'Bus Station'. Buses as above.
For details about buses and trains in West Yorkshire visit www.wymetro.com or call MetroLine on 0113 2457676
Cycle
From Leeds city centre follow the signs to the Royal Armouries. At the Royal Armouries join the canal towpath, part of the Trans-Pennine Trail.After the container park, carry on to just past Thwaite Mills Museum.
The towpath will pass a pylon just before a high concrete arch bridge. Come up on to the bridge. Turn left, and go over the bridge to the end of the road. Turn left at the T-Junction and the Environment Centre is on your right.
By Road
From the M621
Turn off at Junction 7 out on to the A61 roundabout.Take the exit signposted to 'Stourton'. Take the first right, down Queen St, near the Jet garage. At the bottom of Queen St, turn right, then left at the traffic lights on to Skelton Grange Rd (signposted to "Skelton Grange Centre"). Drive straight on to the private section of the road, over the bridge across the canal and river. Turn left here and then our entrance road is a short distance along on the right.
Note: Our car park is too small to cater for large meetings and events, in which case we use the National Grid car park. Once across the bridge the carpark is ahead of you - turn right and use the gated entrance. Inside the gate turn left and drive to the far end to park, there is a pedestrian gate that leads through to our building.
From Leeds City Centre
Head out of Leeds on the A61, towards Hunslet and Rothwell.
About 5 km from the City Centre, by a Skoda garage, the A61 bears sharply to the right towards the M621. Turn straight/left here on to the B6481 towards Rothwell. At the first set of traffic lights, turn left on to Skelton Grange Rd (signposted to "Skelton Grange Centre").
Drive straight on to the private section of the road, over the bridge across the canal and river. Turn left here and then our entrance road is a short distance along on the right.
Note: Our car park is too small to cater for large meetings and events, in which case we use the National Grid car park. Once across the bridge the carpark is ahead of you - turn right and use the gated entrance. Inside the gate turn left and drive to the far end to park, there is a pedestrian gate that leads through to our building.
Please note: the bridge on Skelton Grange Road currently has a 3 tonne weight limit. Heavier vehicles must follow an alternative route through the Cross Green Industrial estate - click here for a map in pdf format.

