Your neighbourhood plan for East Ardsley and Stanley

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Your Neighbourhood Plan feedback for East Ardsley and Stanley

We have been working to deliver your first Neighbourhood Plan and it is now drawing to a close. We wanted to let you know what actions we have taken in response to your feedback and how we have shaped our services locally. One of the outcomes of the first plan is that it would be of benefit to combine it with other plan areas so that we can have more impact.

We are moving Stanley into our Wakefield and District Neighbourhood Plan and renaming this Neighbourhood Plan which will be known as East Ardsley. Please take a look at the feedback document below to see what we have done for your existing neighbourhood plan area, and what we are planning to continue to work on.

We will start asking you for comments on what we can do next shortly. A new survey will be available between 5th December 2025 and 19th December 2025 for you to let us know your current priorities. You will be able to access this between these dates on this page. Residents in the Stanley area will be contacted when we start consultation for the Wakefield and District Neighbourhood Plan, in the new year.

Please click or tap the image below to read your Neighbourhood Plan feedback



Your 2024/25 Neighbourhood Plan Update.

We held a consultation with a number of customers to attempt to come to an agreement with parking in the close. Unfortunately this could not be agreed, however since the removal of un road worthy vehicles the issue of parking has resolved itself.

Interventions by LFHA has now resolved the dog faeces problem. However we will continue to monitor this.

A suitable existing location has now been found for secure parking of a motor bike.

Investigation was carried out to see if we could provide additional washing line space. It was decided that this would impact on the communal garden area and also have an impact on the ground maintenance.

A fence was erected to the side of Apple tree Court to prevent youths jumping over the wall and causing a nuisance within the court. Since the installation this behaviou has stopped.

LFHA have also been working with customers to improve other antisocial behaviour, although there are still a few issues, it has been much improved.


What's Next?

I will continue with estate walkabouts on the last Thursday of every month. I am happy to have a chat with anyone that wants to during these times so keep an eye out! You can also email or call me using the contact information shown if you would like to arrange a specific time to talk. Dates are shown on the 'Key Dates' on the right-hand side of this page.


In other news.....

We have been thinking about how we can help our customers that with hearing and speaking difficulties communicate with us and we have partnered up with Relay UK. For more information on how this works check out this link Relay UK - homepage | Relay UK

New windows and doors have now been installed at Apple Tree Court.

We now have a brand new approach to anti-social behaviour, check out the new policy here. Report Anti-Social Behaviour - Leeds Federated Housing Association

We have been working closely with a charity helping with food poverty called Surplus to Purpose. This amazing charity is on a mission to tackle one of the UK’s biggest challenges: food waste. Every year, 9.5 million tons of perfectly good food is discarded, while countless families and communities face food insecurity. They bridge the gap by rescuing surplus food from businesses and redistributing it. Join them on their mission to reduce waste, feed the world, and make a positive, sustainable impact on our planet. You can shop instore or online, check out this link Online Supermarket | Surplus to Purpose CIC for further details.


Stay up to date

If you would like to be kept updated about more opportunities to have your say, please follow this page by clicking the 'subscribe' button on the right-hand side to receive notifications.


Your Neighbourhood Plan feedback for East Ardsley and Stanley

We have been working to deliver your first Neighbourhood Plan and it is now drawing to a close. We wanted to let you know what actions we have taken in response to your feedback and how we have shaped our services locally. One of the outcomes of the first plan is that it would be of benefit to combine it with other plan areas so that we can have more impact.

We are moving Stanley into our Wakefield and District Neighbourhood Plan and renaming this Neighbourhood Plan which will be known as East Ardsley. Please take a look at the feedback document below to see what we have done for your existing neighbourhood plan area, and what we are planning to continue to work on.

We will start asking you for comments on what we can do next shortly. A new survey will be available between 5th December 2025 and 19th December 2025 for you to let us know your current priorities. You will be able to access this between these dates on this page. Residents in the Stanley area will be contacted when we start consultation for the Wakefield and District Neighbourhood Plan, in the new year.

Please click or tap the image below to read your Neighbourhood Plan feedback



Your 2024/25 Neighbourhood Plan Update.

We held a consultation with a number of customers to attempt to come to an agreement with parking in the close. Unfortunately this could not be agreed, however since the removal of un road worthy vehicles the issue of parking has resolved itself.

Interventions by LFHA has now resolved the dog faeces problem. However we will continue to monitor this.

A suitable existing location has now been found for secure parking of a motor bike.

Investigation was carried out to see if we could provide additional washing line space. It was decided that this would impact on the communal garden area and also have an impact on the ground maintenance.

A fence was erected to the side of Apple tree Court to prevent youths jumping over the wall and causing a nuisance within the court. Since the installation this behaviou has stopped.

LFHA have also been working with customers to improve other antisocial behaviour, although there are still a few issues, it has been much improved.


What's Next?

I will continue with estate walkabouts on the last Thursday of every month. I am happy to have a chat with anyone that wants to during these times so keep an eye out! You can also email or call me using the contact information shown if you would like to arrange a specific time to talk. Dates are shown on the 'Key Dates' on the right-hand side of this page.


In other news.....

We have been thinking about how we can help our customers that with hearing and speaking difficulties communicate with us and we have partnered up with Relay UK. For more information on how this works check out this link Relay UK - homepage | Relay UK

New windows and doors have now been installed at Apple Tree Court.

We now have a brand new approach to anti-social behaviour, check out the new policy here. Report Anti-Social Behaviour - Leeds Federated Housing Association

We have been working closely with a charity helping with food poverty called Surplus to Purpose. This amazing charity is on a mission to tackle one of the UK’s biggest challenges: food waste. Every year, 9.5 million tons of perfectly good food is discarded, while countless families and communities face food insecurity. They bridge the gap by rescuing surplus food from businesses and redistributing it. Join them on their mission to reduce waste, feed the world, and make a positive, sustainable impact on our planet. You can shop instore or online, check out this link Online Supermarket | Surplus to Purpose CIC for further details.


Stay up to date

If you would like to be kept updated about more opportunities to have your say, please follow this page by clicking the 'subscribe' button on the right-hand side to receive notifications.


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