Hammersmith Road cycleway to become permanent after council backs TfL’s £20m plan
Cabinet voted unanimously for the C9 scheme, which adds three floating bus stops. A resident had urged councillors to reject it over safety.
The cheap weekday fare from King's Cross reaches Leeds at 8am, and a matching £12 fare back is available for those staying until around 9pm.
LNER has launched a £12 one-way fare from London King’s Cross to Leeds, but it only applies to the 5.40am departure, which reaches Leeds at 8am.
Some railcard holders pay £8 instead. The Two Together Railcard discount cannot be used on the early morning train. The fare can be bought wherever train tickets are sold.
The offer is valid Monday to Friday only. There is also a £12 fare for the trip back to London for travellers willing to stay in Leeds until around 9pm. Heading home in the afternoon instead costs roughly £30.
Using the cheap morning train, a weekday return comes to around £40, against about £70 for the same trip at the weekend. A standard ticket timed to reach Leeds for 10am would usually cost closer to £100.
Arriving at 8am leaves visitors with roughly two hours to spare, since most Leeds museums only let people in from 10am. The city’s Catholic cathedral welcomes visitors sooner. Leeds Minster stays shut until 11am. A short local bus or train journey leads to Kirkstall Abbey, where the abbey and its museum both open at 10am.
Tracey Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, called Leeds “one of the UK’s great cities” and said the fares make it “even easier and more affordable” for people to visit the region.
Only the 5.40am from London King's Cross, which arrives in Leeds at 8am.
Yes, for travellers returning around 9pm. An afternoon return costs roughly £30.
No. It is valid Monday to Friday only.
Wherever train tickets are sold.
Cabinet voted unanimously for the C9 scheme, which adds three floating bus stops. A resident had urged councillors to reject it over safety.
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