You can report problems such as potholes and blocked access by completing an online form, or by call the Contact Centre on 0113 222 4444.
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Sometimes the barrier to being able to get out and about is actually how easy it is to get our of your home.
You can let the council know about problems in your street such as blocked access and street light issues which might be making it harder to get out and about.
You can request the council consider making changes to the pavement and road immediately in front of your property, or in your local community, to make it more accessible. Changes may include;
- Vehicular crossing to give access to vehicles from a road across the footway and onto a driveway or parking area.
- Access kerbs, also known as drop kerbs, to allow level access for wheelchair users, mobility scooters and other mobility aid users.
- Disabled parking bays marked on the road outside or near to the property of a disabled person.
Find out how to request an assessment from Leeds City Council
You can report problems with traffic management by completing an online form, or by call the Contact Centre on 0113 222 4444.
Report a traffic management issue
You can report problems with street lighting by completing an online form, or by call the Contact Centre on 0113 222 4444.
There are a number of different routes for reporting an issue within your neighbourhood such as reporting a noise complaint, antisocial behaviour or some other problem.
Report antisocial behaviour and crime to Leeds City Council online
You may also be interested in a neighbour mediation services.
If you think you might benefit from information about aids and adaptations, such as;
- hand rails
- level access
- driveway repairs
to help you get out of the house please check out the links below.
WalkSafe Leeds
The WalkSafe Leeds personal safety app offers a range of features to help people feel safe through the day and night. The app provides a way of route planning, alerting friends and family to your current location, as well as let you know where the nearest help and support is located if needed.
The WalkSafe app, tailored to Leeds city safety features, is FREE 4 PEOPLE and available to anyone, residents, workers, or visitors.
WalkSafe - Type in your destination and share your route with selected friends. Includes an estimated time of arrival so your family and friends know when you should arrive.
HomeSafe - Share your route and estimated time of arrival with friends and loved ones. This feature will automatically alert your loved ones if you fail to arrive at your destination on time.
Friends - Add trusted friends to the app so you can easily let your friends know where you are at what time.
SOS - hold down the SOS button to alert your friends immediately that you are in danger.
Reporting – Issues or concerns can be raised and reported anonymously using the reporting tools available
