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Lie detector test in Leeds

Five controlled examination rooms across the city — the legal quarter, Wellington Place, Albion Street and the business park at Holbeck. Same-day and next-day appointments, and an accredited examiner at every one.

Call free — 0800 861 1058

5 controlled offices to choose from
£495 all-inclusive, one person
2 h from arrival to result
4 relevant questions, at most
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Examination1 person - £495
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Where we test

Five offices in Leeds.

Every examination happens in a private, controlled room booked for you alone — never a home, never a hotel lobby. Put the postcode into your satnav; on the business parks it is the building number that matters.

Princes Exchange

City centre

Princes Exchange, Princes Square
LS1 4HY

Beside Leeds station, on Princes Square.

  • Meeting room provider: Regus
  • Access: Regus centres are generally staffed during standard business hours, with 24/7 keycard access available for private-office and dedicated-desk members.
Exterior of Park Row, Leeds

Park Row

City centre

Park Row
LS1 5HD
  • Meeting room provider: Regus
  • Access: Regus centres are generally staffed during standard business hours, with 24/7 keycard access available for private-office and dedicated-desk members.

Wellington Place

City centre

2 Wellington Place
LS1 4AP

On the Wellington Place estate, a short walk west of the station.

  • Meeting room provider: Regus
  • Access: Regus centres are generally staffed during standard business hours, with 24/7 keycard access available for private-office and dedicated-desk members.
Exterior of The Pinnacle, Leeds

The Pinnacle

City centre

The Pinnacle, 67 Albion Street, 15th-18th floors
LS1 5AA
  • Meeting room provider: Regus
  • Access: Regus centres are generally staffed during standard business hours, with 24/7 keycard access available for private-office and dedicated-desk members.
Exterior of City West Business Park, Leeds

City West Business Park

Holbeck

Building 3, City West Business Park, Gelderd Road, Holbeck
LS12 6LN

On the business park off the Gelderd Road, with parking on site.

  • Meeting room provider: Regus
  • Parking: On-site parking
  • Access: Regus centres are generally staffed during standard business hours, with 24/7 keycard access available for private-office and dedicated-desk members.

Who travels here

Where our clients travel from.

These towns have no controlled room of their own — Leeds is the nearest option for each, with a real drive and train time from their own town centre.

  • Harrogate 16.8 mi 45 mins drive from Harrogate Harrogate → Leeds · 46 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head west on Brunswick Pl toward W Park/A61 180 ft
    2. Turn right onto W Park/A61 180 ft
    3. Turn left onto Beech Grove 0.4 mi
    4. Turn left onto Otley Rd/B6162 0.2 mi
    5. At Prince of Wales Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Leeds Rd/A61 2.5 mi
    6. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Princess Royal Way/A61Continue to follow A61 0.5 mi
    7. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Swindon Ln/A61 8.1 mi
    8. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Harrogate Rd/A61 0.1 mi
    9. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Scott Hall Rd/A61Go through 1 roundabout 1.1 mi
    10. Keep left to stay on Scott Hall Rd/A61 1.8 mi
    11. Slight right onto Sheepscar St N 217 ft
    12. Slight right onto Clay Pit Ln/A58 0.7 mi
    13. Turn right onto Woodhouse Ln/A660 0.1 mi
    14. Turn left onto Portland Way 0.1 mi
    15. Turn left onto Calverley St 479 ft
    16. Turn right onto Portland St 466 ft
    17. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    18. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    19. Continue onto Park Square W 174 ft
    20. Turn left onto Park Square N 387 ft
    21. Turn right onto Park Square E 374 ft
    22. Turn right onto St Paul's St 0.1 mi
    23. Turn left onto Queen St 407 ft
    24. Turn left onto York Pl 0.2 mi
    25. Turn left onto King St 371 ft
    26. Continue onto E Parade 0.1 mi
    27. Turn right onto S Parade 453 ft
    28. Turn right onto Park RowParts of this road are closed 5:00 AM – 10:00 PMDestination will be on the left 417 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Harrogate 9 mins
    2. Train LNER from Harrogate to Leeds (2 stops) 29 mins
    3. Walk to Spaces Office 416, Leeds LS1 5HD, UK 7 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

What Leeds asks us about

More of this city’s work comes out of the workplace than the home.

Leeds is one of the country’s large employment centres and the caseload reflects it. A substantial share of what we are asked to test here is a sexual harassment complaint at work — usually somebody who has already reported it, has been met with doubt, and now has their own word set against someone else’s.

If this is you

A polygraph is not a substitute for reporting something, and it will not decide a grievance. What it can do is put your account on the record in a form somebody else can check. If a test would not help you, the helpline will say so rather than book you in.

What we test for

Services we provide in Leeds.

The same examinations, run to the same standard, at every office in the UK — whichever of these brought you here, it works exactly the same way in Leeds as anywhere else.

From our casebook

What we have been asked to test in Leeds.

Six pieces in all, and everything we have published about our work in this city — the nearest thing on the site to seeing what an examination actually deals with.

Client reviews

What people say afterwards.

Independent Trustpilot and Google reviews. A review never records which office the examination was at, so these are clients from across the UK rather than from Leeds alone — it is the same examination and the same examiners wherever it happens.

Marc was amazing!!! Very knowledgeable and put all my worries at ease. Thank you! Would definitely recommend.
Ellie Collins · Trustpilot
I was nervous about taking a lie detector test, but Lie Detector Test UK made it much easier. The examiner was friendly, explained everything clearly, and helped me feel comfortable. The results were accurate and delivered quickly. Commendable service!
Jonathan Sutton · Trustpilot
The lie detector test plays a crucial role in our investigation. It pinpointed discrepancies in the suspect's statements, leading to a breakthrough. I think We couldn't have cracked the case without the help of it! 5 stars without any doubt!
Rosalie Anderson · Trustpilot
They made sure to help me find the entire truth at a very affordable service charge! Highly recommended!
Sujitra Thanasukolwit · Trustpilot
I was very nervous will taking the Lie Detector Test but the staff just made it so simple and so easy. They are highly professional and friendly. The tests are 100% accurate and reliable. Marvelous service
Franklin Hunter · Trustpilot
Realizing my best friend's innocence was a huge weight off my shoulders. I'd doubt about her honesty regarding personal matters, but thanks to the Lie Detector Test UK, those doubts were put to rest. Worth it!
Johnnie Scrivener · Trustpilot
Knowing the truth was so significant for me. And for this, I took a Lie detector test of my friend. Results I got just clear everything. Thanks Lie Detector Test UK!
Kenneth Dudley · Trustpilot
Lie Detector Test UK helped me to recognize the truth of my employees. Lots of thanks.
Mateo Willis · Trustpilot
Marc was very a professional, knowledgeable and experienced tester. He was also very patient with me as I did feel nervous being asked to intentionally lie to certain questions In order confirm the testing equipment is work correctly. He explained the how the test works extremely well and reiterated anything I didn’t understand. I would highly recommend Using the company and particularly Marc to anyone who is seeking polygraph test.
GC · Trustpilot
Was perfect everything I needed it too be
customer · Trustpilot
Justin was very professional. He explained the procedure very well. It put me at ease knowing he was an ex police officer. He questioned through, as fine as a knit comb. I was late, but he didn’t rush, he still took his time. he made sure I was calm before starting. He didn’t want my emotions all over the place. Very respectful when approaching me. I was surprised at how quick the results came and how fast the email of the report came back. Would highly recommend him. Thank you Justin
Kim Kimberley · Trustpilot
Took a polygraph test today with Justin he was very helpful and reassuring made me feel very comfortable and got the results that we wanted great service.
Sam · Trustpilot

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Asked in Leeds

The questions that come up here.

If yours is not below, the free helpline will answer it — including when the answer is that a test is not the right thing for your situation.

Can the result be used at a tribunal?

It can be put forward alongside other evidence, and whether it is admitted is for the tribunal to decide — a polygraph result is not evidence on its own and we will not tell you otherwise. What it does reliably is put your account on the record in a form somebody else can examine.

Will my employer be told I took a test?

Not by us. If you booked it, the report is yours and it goes nowhere without your written permission.

Should I report it first?

If a crime has been committed, yes — a polygraph is not a substitute for reporting it, and where there is an active police matter a test can complicate things. The helpline will say so plainly rather than take a booking.

Which of the five Leeds rooms should I pick?

Princes Exchange is beside the station and City West at Holbeck has parking, which is usually what decides it. All five are private rooms booked for your examination alone, at £495.

Can you come to my home in Leeds?

No — and in Leeds you are not short of somewhere better. We have 5 controlled offices in the town, so a room is rarely more than a short drive: Princes Exchange (LS1 4HY) is usually the first we offer. A polygraph measures small physiological changes over a couple of hours, and it needs a quiet, private room with no interruptions to do it — a doorbell, a neighbour through the wall or a family member in the next room is not a neutral setting, and it is not one we can guarantee in somebody's house. Our examinations take place in a dedicated, private setting designed for polygraph testing, which is what gives the controlled conditions and the confidentiality the examination depends on. If getting to an office is genuinely difficult, call the helpline on 0800 861 1058 before you book and we will talk through what is possible.

Does it cost more to test in Leeds?

No. It is £495 all-inclusive for one person wherever you book in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, including Leeds — the price does not change with distance. Scotland is the one exception, priced separately.

Why is the booking fee non-refundable?

Because the work starts before you arrive. An examiner reviews your case, agrees the questions with you in advance and prepares the examination — and the slot is held for you and nobody else. That is also why booking waives the 14-day cooling-off period, which is set out in the terms and conditions. If you are unsure whether a test is the right step, call before you book rather than after.

How many questions can be asked?

Up to 4 specific-issue questions, alongside the profiling questions the format requires. Each is repeated at least three times during the test, because consistency across repetitions is what makes the result readable.

Does it hurt?

No. The blood pressure cuff stays inflated during the test and can feel tight — about like having your blood pressure taken at a surgery. Nothing else is felt at all.

What if someone tries to beat the test?

Countermeasures were a real problem with older equipment. Modern instrumentation records the attempts themselves — deliberate movement, controlled breathing, pressure applied out of sight — and a trained examiner sees them in the data. An attempt to distort the test is itself a finding.

When do I get the results?

A full written report reaches you by email within 24 hours of the examination, or within 48 hours by tracked post if you prefer that. Every report is checked and verified by a second examiner, so what you receive is a qualified opinion rather than one person's reading.

What happens if I don't book an examination date within 30 days?

Your examination date needs to be agreed within 30 days of the original booking date. If it is not, we may close the booking and the £125 booking fee stays non-refundable — clause 3.15 of the terms and conditions has the exact wording. If your circumstances change, call the helpline before the 30 days runs out rather than after.

Can I change my appointment date?

Yes, with at least 48 hours' notice, and the new date has to fall within 30 days of the original booking date — see clause 3.9 of the terms and conditions. Call the helpline to make the change; it is time-sensitive, so a call gets it done faster than email.

What happens if I miss the pre-examination questionnaire deadline?

You have 24 hours from booking to return it, by text or SMS link. Miss that window and we reserve the right to cancel the appointment — clause 3.5 of the terms and conditions sets it out. If you need more time, call the helpline before the 24 hours is up rather than after.

What if the result isn't what I expected?

It stands either way — No Deception Indicated, Deception Indicated or Inconclusive — and no refund is due once the test has been carried out and the report provided, regardless of the outcome. Clause 3.12 of the terms and conditions sets it out. If you are unsure whether a test is the right step, the free consultation before you book is the place to ask.

Nearby

Eight more offices within 30 miles.

Real road distance and journey time from Leeds city centre for the nearest few — straight-line distance for the rest. If one of these is easier for you, we test there too — the price is the same £495 wherever you go.

  • Wakefield WF1 2TG 14.1 mi 27 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Wakefield Westgate · 28 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 1st exit onto the M621 ramp to M1/M62/City Centre 0.2 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Merge onto M1 5.1 mi
    15. At junction 40, take the A638 exit to Wakefield/Dewsbury 0.2 mi
    16. At Flushdyke Interchange, take the 1st exit onto Wakefield Rd/A638Continue to follow A638 2.1 mi
    17. Turn left onto Back LnDestination will be on the right 0.3 mi

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to Wakefield Westgate (1 stop) 13 mins
    3. Walk to 5 Back Ln, Wakefield WF1 2TG, UK 4 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Bradford BD17 7TD 11.4 mi 37 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Shipley · 32 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Turn right onto Wellington St/A58 0.1 mi
    9. Keep left to continue on Wellington St/A65Continue to follow A65 2.1 mi
    10. Turn left onto Bridge Rd/B6157Continue to follow B6157 1.8 mi
    11. Turn right onto Upper Rodley Ln/A657Continue to follow A657 1.3 mi
    12. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Rodley Ln/A657Continue to follow A657 5.3 mi
    13. Turn right onto Victoria St 0.1 mi
    14. Turn left 164 ft
    15. Turn rightDestination will be on the right 95 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to Shipley (1 stop) 11 mins
    3. Walk to Crown House, Victoria St, Shipley BD17 7TW, UK 11 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Huddersfield HD1 1LN 20.3 mi 35 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Huddersfield · 33 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 3rd exit onto the M621 ramp to Manchester/Halifax/Huddersfield/M62(W) 0.3 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Keep left to stay on M621 0.3 mi
    15. Merge onto M62 10.1 mi
    16. At junction 24, exit onto Blackley New Rd/A629 toward Huddersf'd/Halifax 0.6 mi
    17. At Ainley Top, take the 4th exit onto Halifax Rd/A629Continue to follow A629 2.2 mi
    18. Slight left toward Fitzwilliam St 190 ft
    19. Merge onto Fitzwilliam St 351 ft
    20. Take the A62 ramp on the right to Ring Rd/Oldham/Holmfirth/A616 0.1 mi
    21. Slight left onto Castlegate/A62 0.1 mi
    22. Turn left onto Trinity St 256 ft
    23. Continue onto Westgate 446 ft
    24. Turn left onto Railway St 463 ft
    25. Turn right onto Station StDestination will be on the left 295 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train Transpennine Express from Leeds to Huddersfield (1 stop) 17 mins
    3. Walk to 8 Station St, Huddersfield HD1 1LN, UK 6 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Barnsley S70 1SN 24.1 mi 34 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Barnsley · 50 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 1st exit onto the M621 ramp to M1/M62/City Centre 0.2 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Merge onto M1 15.4 mi
    15. At junction 37, take the A628 exit to Barnsley/Manchester 0.4 mi
    16. At Dodworth Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Dodworth Rd/A628 0.4 mi
    17. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on Dodworth Rd/A628 1.0 mi
    18. At Townend Roundabout, take the 4th exit onto West Way/A628 0.4 mi
    19. Turn left onto New St 203 ft
    20. Turn left onto Albert St. 295 ft
    21. Sharp leftDestination will be on the right 33 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to Barnsley (2 stops) 31 mins
    3. Walk to 54 Market St, Barnsley S70 1SN, UK 9 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Doncaster DN6 8DD 28.8 mi 39 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Adwick (1 change) · 1 hour 24 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 1st exit onto the M621 ramp to M1/M62/City Centre 0.2 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Merge onto M1 0.6 mi
    15. At junction 42, take the M62 exit to Hull/Pontefract 1.0 mi
    16. Slight right to merge onto M62 9.0 mi
    17. At junction 32A, take the A1(M) exit 0.3 mi
    18. Take the ramp onto A1(M) 2.6 mi
    19. Continue onto A1 7.3 mi
    20. Turn left onto Hampole Balk Ln./B1220Continue to follow B1220 1.5 mi
    21. Turn rightPartial restricted usage road 322 ft
    22. Slight leftRestricted usage road 0.1 mi
    23. Turn rightRestricted usage road 285 ft
    24. Turn rightRestricted usage roadDestination will be on the right 95 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train LNER from Leeds to Doncaster (2 stops) 32 mins
    3. Walk to Doncaster 1 min
    4. Train northern from Doncaster to Adwick (2 stops) 7 mins
    5. Walk to Carcroft Enterprise Park, 28 Station Rd, Carcroft, Doncaster DN6 8DD, UK 21 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • York YO1 6JT 27.4 mi 45 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → York (YRK) · 45 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 354 ft
    3. Turn right onto Great George St 0.2 mi
    4. Continue onto Merrion St 0.2 mi
    5. Turn left onto New Briggate 210 ft
    6. Slight right toward New York Rd 243 ft
    7. Continue onto New York Rd 0.5 mi
    8. Turn right onto Marsh Ln 0.3 mi
    9. Continue straight onto East St/Marsh Ln/A61 16 ft
    10. Keep left to stay on East St/Marsh Ln/A61Continue to follow A61 0.4 mi
    11. Slight left onto Knowsthorpe Cres/A63Continue to follow A63 1.3 mi
    12. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Pontefract Ln/A63 0.4 mi
    13. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Pontefract Ln/A63 0.5 mi
    14. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Pontefract Ln/A63 0.5 mi
    15. At E Leeds Link Interchange, take the 1st exit onto the M1 ramp to A1(M) 0.2 mi
    16. Take the ramp onto M1 7.4 mi
    17. Merge onto A1(M) 1.5 mi
    18. At junction 44, take the A64 exit to York 1.0 mi
    19. Continue onto A64 9.7 mi
    20. Take the exit toward York(SW)/A1036 0.7 mi
    21. Slight left toward Tadcaster Rd Dringhouses/A1036 285 ft
    22. Continue onto Tadcaster Rd Dringhouses/A1036 0.1 mi
    23. Turn left to stay on Tadcaster Rd Dringhouses/A1036 0.3 mi
    24. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on Tadcaster Rd Dringhouses/A1036Continue to follow A1036 1.8 mi
    25. Continue straight onto Micklegate 197 ft
    26. Turn left onto Bar Ln 210 ft
    27. Bar Ln turns slightly right and becomes Toft GrnDestination will be on the right 279 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to York (YRK) (3 stops) 27 mins
    3. Walk to 10 Toft Grn, York YO1 6JT, UK 7 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Sheffield S1 2GU 36.7 mi 53 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Pinfold Street/Holly Street (1 change) · 1 hour 17 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 1st exit onto the M621 ramp to M1/M62/City Centre 0.2 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Merge onto M1 25.6 mi
    15. At junction 34, take the A6109 exit to Sheffield(E)/Rotherham(C)/Meadowhall 0.2 mi
    16. At Meadowhall Roundabout, take the 4th exit onto Meadowhall Rd/A6109 0.4 mi
    17. Keep right to stay on Meadowhall Rd/A6109Continue to follow A6109 1.2 mi
    18. At Brightside Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Brightside Ln/A6109Continue to follow A6109 1.4 mi
    19. Continue straight onto Attercliffe Rd/A6109Continue to follow A6109 0.4 mi
    20. Slight right onto Savile St/A6109 0.2 mi
    21. Turn right onto Derek Dooley Way/A61Continue to follow A61 0.2 mi
    22. Slight left onto Corporation St/A61 0.1 mi
    23. Slight left toward Corporation St/B6539 161 ft
    24. Continue straight onto Corporation St/B6539 0.1 mi
    25. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit 302 ft
    26. Continue onto Tenter St/B6539 0.2 mi
    27. Turn left onto Townhead St 0.1 mi
    28. Turn right onto Pinfold StDestination will be on the right 157 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to Sheffield (2 stops) 46 mins
    3. Walk to Sheffield Interchange 6 mins
    4. Bus SC1 Sheffield Connect from Sheffield Interchange to Pinfold Street/Holly Street (4 stops) 7 mins
    5. Walk to 7th Floor, The Balance, 2 Pinfold St, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 2GU, UK 1 min

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

  • Rochdale OL11 2YW 35.7 mi 1 hour 2 mins drive from Leeds Leeds → Castleton (1 change) · 1 hour 30 mins
    Full route

    By car

    1. Head east on Victoria Square toward Calverley St/E ParadeRestricted usage road 197 ft
    2. Turn left onto Calverley St 482 ft
    3. Turn left onto Portland St 456 ft
    4. Merge onto Great George St 328 ft
    5. Turn left onto Park St 0.1 mi
    6. Turn right onto Westgate 397 ft
    7. Slight left onto A58 0.3 mi
    8. Continue straight onto Wellington Rd 0.1 mi
    9. Wellington Rd turns slightly left and becomes Wellington Rd/A58 0.2 mi
    10. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A58 0.3 mi
    11. Continue onto A643 0.7 mi
    12. At Elland Rd Interchange, take the 3rd exit onto the M621 ramp to Manchester/Halifax/Huddersfield/M62(W) 0.3 mi
    13. Merge onto M621 4.2 mi
    14. Keep left to stay on M621 0.3 mi
    15. Merge onto M62 10.1 mi
    16. At junction 24, exit onto Blackley New Rd/A629 toward Huddersf'd/Halifax 0.6 mi
    17. At Ainley Top, take the 1st exit onto Lindley Moor Rd/A643 1.6 mi
    18. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto New Hey Rd/A640 9.8 mi
    19. Turn right onto Ripponden Rd/A640/A672 98 ft
    20. Turn left onto Rochdale Rd/A640Continue to follow A640 2.9 mi
    21. Turn right onto Newhey Rd/A640Continue to follow A640 0.5 mi
    22. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Sir Isaac Newton Way/A6193 0.2 mi
    23. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Sir Isaac Newton Way/A6193 0.2 mi
    24. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit and stay on Sir Isaac Newton Way/A6193Go through 2 roundabouts 0.9 mi
    25. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit and stay on Sir Isaac Newton Way/A6193 0.1 mi
    26. Turn left onto Kingsway/Rochdale Bypass/A664Continue to follow Rochdale Bypass/A664 1.3 mi
    27. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Queensway/A664 0.6 mi
    28. Turn rightDestination will be on the left 210 ft

    By train

    1. Walk to Leeds 10 mins
    2. Train northern from Leeds to Rochdale (10 stops) 1 hour 5 mins
    3. Walk to Rochdale 1 min
    4. Train northern from Rochdale to Castleton (1 stop) 3 mins
    5. Walk to Blue Pit Mill, Queensway, Rochdale OL11 2YW, UK 7 mins

    Train times and platforms are not shown here — check the operator nearer the day. This is the route, not the timetable.

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