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West Ardsley

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West Ardsley

Crop field off Thorpe Lane Probably a cereal crop, but the shoots are too small at this time in the year to tell which.
Crop field off Thorpe Lane Credit: Stephen Craven

West Ardsley is a small village located in the metropolitan borough of Leeds, in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated approximately seven miles south of Leeds city center, it lies between the towns of Morley and Tingley. The village is predominantly residential, with a population of around 3,500 people.

West Ardsley boasts a rich history, dating back to the Roman era. The remains of a Roman road, known as the Old Great North Road, can still be seen in the area. In the 19th century, the village experienced significant growth with the establishment of coal mines and mills, which contributed to its economic prosperity.

Today, West Ardsley is known for its picturesque countryside and green spaces. The village is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including Ardsley Reservoir and Ardsley Woods, which provide opportunities for leisurely walks and outdoor activities.

In terms of amenities, West Ardsley offers several local shops, a primary school, a community center, and a public house. The village also benefits from good transport links, with regular bus services connecting it to nearby towns and Leeds city center.

Overall, West Ardsley is a charming village that combines its historical roots with modern amenities, making it an attractive place to live for those seeking a tranquil residential area within close proximity to larger urban centers.

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Crop field off Thorpe Lane Probably a cereal crop, but the shoots are too small at this time in the year to tell which.
Crop field off Thorpe Lane
Probably a cereal crop, but the shoots are too small at this time in the year to tell which.
Course of former railway east of Dunningley Lane Old maps show a four-track line in a shallow cutting here, which was the Great Northern's line branching off the Leeds main line and serving Bradford and Shipley via Laisterdayke. It would probably have been used mainly by goods trains; Tingley station was a short way west of here, but closed in 1954. The cutting has been filled in to ground level, but surprisingly the surface has not been turned to agricultural use and there is an unofficial footpath along the route.
Course of former railway east of Dunningley Lane
Old maps show a four-track line in a shallow cutting here, which was the Great Northern's line branching off the Leeds main line and serving Bradford and Shipley via Laisterdayke. It would probably have been used mainly by goods trains; Tingley station was a short way west of here, but closed in 1954. The cutting has been filled in to ground level, but surprisingly the surface has not been turned to agricultural use and there is an unofficial footpath along the route.
Dunningley Lane The single-track road is shown as a public footpath along its full length, so probably a private one as far as motor traffic is concerned. A locked gate across it beyond the group of houses in the distance prevents through traffic to the A653 anyway.
Dunningley Lane
The single-track road is shown as a public footpath along its full length, so probably a private one as far as motor traffic is concerned. A locked gate across it beyond the group of houses in the distance prevents through traffic to the A653 anyway.
Saxton Cottage, Dunningley Lane The name is explained by a plaque on the wall of the house claiming that Christopher Saxton, cartographer to Elizabeth I, was born in 1542 on or near this site. His Wikipedia entry, however, says that Saxton was probably born in Sowood near Ossett but later moved to Dunningley. The present house is modern.
Saxton Cottage, Dunningley Lane
The name is explained by a plaque on the wall of the house claiming that Christopher Saxton, cartographer to Elizabeth I, was born in 1542 on or near this site. His Wikipedia entry, however, says that Saxton was probably born in Sowood near Ossett but later moved to Dunningley. The present house is modern.
Sun Kong Chinese Takeaway, Westerton Road, East Ardsley
Sun Kong Chinese Takeaway, Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A field seen from Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A field seen from Westerton Road, East Ardsley
Ponies, Westerton Road, East Ardsley
Ponies, Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A path towards Westerton Wood leaving Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A path towards Westerton Wood leaving Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A field between Westerton Wood and Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A field between Westerton Wood and Westerton Road, East Ardsley
A path junction at Westerton Wood, East Ardsley
A path junction at Westerton Wood, East Ardsley
A path through Westerton Wood, East Ardsley
A path through Westerton Wood, East Ardsley
A path entering Ardsley Reservoir from Westerton Wood, East Ardsley Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
A path entering Ardsley Reservoir from Westerton Wood, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
A path at Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
A path at Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
A field seen from the path around Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
A field seen from the path around Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
Ardsley Reservoir (also known as East Ardsley, or Haigh Moor) is situated west of Wakefield. This reservoir is unusual in that it is not an impounding reservoir (primarily fed by natural streams or rivers) but, in modern terminology, an "En-route Storage Reservoir" (ESR) meaning it holds water delivered from other sources, prior to treatment. Constructed in 1880 for the Wakefield and District Water Board, it is fed mainly from the Board's upland reservoirs in the Ryburn Valley (Booth Wood, Baitings and Green Withens). Following the 1995/6 drought in Yorkshire, an emergency main was laid to feed the reservoir with water from underground aquifers in the east of the region in the event of a future water shortage. The surface area is about 22.5 hectares; I have not managed to find a figure for its total capacity. The spillway is steep and non-stepped, and was lined with sprayed concrete in 2016 to prevent erosion. Although it still supplies Wakefield with water, there is also a large private client: Coca-Cola, whose large bottling plant in Wakefield is supplied direct from this reservoir. There is public access to a surfaced track around the perimeter of the reservoir.
A field seen from the path around Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
A field seen from the path around Ardsley Reservoir, East Ardsley
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West Ardsley is located at Grid Ref: SE2725 (Lat: 53.725178, Lng: -1.58462)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Leeds

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Naptan Bearing: SW
Naptan BusStopType: CUS
Naptan CommonName: Bedale
Naptan Crossing: Ryedale Way
Naptan Indicator: Stop 45024630
Naptan PlusbusZoneRef: LEEDS
Naptan ShortCommonName: Ryedale Way
Naptan Street: Bedale
Naptan Verified: no
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Lat/Long: 53.7256626/-1.577779
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Bus Stop
Woodkirk School
Naptan AtcoCode: 450028547
Naptan Bearing: W
Naptan CommonName: Woodkirk School
Naptan Landmark: Woodkirk High School
Naptan PlusbusZoneRef: LEEDS
Naptan ShortCommonName: Rein Rd woodkrk sch
Naptan Street: Rein Road
Naptan Verified: no
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Lat/Long: 53.7287062/-1.5871006
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Addr Housenumber: 8
Lat/Long: 53.7255355/-1.5840173
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Barrier: stile
Description: squeeze stile
Lat/Long: 53.7240155/-1.5913906
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Historic: memorial
Memorial: war_memorial
Lat/Long: 53.7232702/-1.5799133
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Leefair Stores
Addr City: Wakefield
Addr Housenumber: 2
Addr Postcode: WF3 1DE
Addr Street: Baghill Road
Addr Suburb: Tingley
Fhrs Id: 706382
Shop: convenience
Lat/Long: 53.7221374/-1.5821144
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7277993/-1.5864859
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7270149/-1.5858412
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7261592/-1.5851523
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7252319/-1.5783362
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7270918/-1.5802358
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Traffic Calming: cushion
Lat/Long: 53.7260338/-1.579184
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Waste Basket
Ref UK Leedscc Bin: 906
Lat/Long: 53.72777/-1.581793
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Waste Basket
Ref UK Leedscc Bin: 903
Lat/Long: 53.725926/-1.584001
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Waste Basket
Ref UK Leedscc Bin: 902
Lat/Long: 53.725733/-1.584708
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Waste Basket
Ref UK Leedscc Bin: 4629
Lat/Long: 53.7248006/-1.5843085
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Traffic Signals
Traffic Signals: signal
Traffic Signals Direction: forward
Lat/Long: 53.7285323/-1.5804865
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7285742/-1.5805315
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Crossing
Lat/Long: 53.728143/-1.5800185
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Crossing
Crossing: marked
Lat/Long: 53.7284295/-1.5800323
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Crossing
Crossing: marked
Lat/Long: 53.7283759/-1.579975
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Crossing
Crossing: marked
Lat/Long: 53.7285352/-1.5800257
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Crossing
Crossing: marked
Lat/Long: 53.7282786/-1.5805205
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Crossing
Crossing: marked
Lat/Long: 53.7283273/-1.5805773
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7280409/-1.5807744
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7280644/-1.5808082
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7282454/-1.5806315
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7282747/-1.5806744
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7284229/-1.5798634
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Cycleway: asl
Lat/Long: 53.7284705/-1.5799066
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Hesketh Lane Community orchard
Garden Type: community
Leisure: garden
Lat/Long: 53.7271073/-1.5807182
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Post Office
Leeds Road Post Office
Brand: Post Office
Brand Wikidata: Q1783168
Check Date: 2023-09-27
Operator: One Stop
Operator Wikidata: Q65954217
Ref Pol Id: 15241
Website: https://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-finder/4543238/leeds-road
Lat/Long: 53.7243479/-1.5833849
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