14 reactions · 3 comments | Did you know Leeds used to have a different station to the one we use today? Leeds Central Railway Station was used from the nineteenth century right up until 1967 when the new station on New Station Street was unveiled - but there's one reminder of the old station that still remain to this day, as we've been finding out on Short Stuff this week... | The Hoot Leeds | Facebook

Who knew this about Leeds Train Station!? 🤯 🚂 The main station concourse just off the City Square entrance used to be… a CAR PARK! The concourse was built back in 1937 connecting two of Leeds’ stations at the time, Wellington Station and New Station to form Leeds City Station. But in 1967 they decided to turn the North Concourse into a car park 🚗 It wasn’t until 35 years later in 2002 when they reopened and refurbished this HUGE part of the station, to how it looks now 😜 🚆 | Leeds

🎥 Time-lapse footage shows successful completion of Christmas upgrades at Leeds station. 🚉 🎄👷‍♀️👷 Between Christmas Day and today, a 450-strong workforce continued on the construction of Platform Zero, due to be in operation by the end of 2021. More ➡️ https://www.networkrail.co.uk/running-the-railway/our-routes/north-and-east/leeds-station-improvements/ | Network Rail

The cause of the smell at Leeds Bus Station has been revealed... | BBC Leeds

Leeds Then and Today: Vicar Lane Bus Station. Tickets please as Andy Hutchinson reminisces about the Red Bus Station. | Yorkshire Evening Post

The mystery of the 'terrible' stench at Leeds City Bus Station has been solved. Read more: https://bbc.in/3Yzi87k | BBC Yorkshire