Updated route for Leeds West Indian Carnival 2024
Leeds is set to celebrate its rich cultural diversity with the return of the Leeds West Indian Carnival on the August Bank Holiday weekend, this year with a slightly updated route.
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00:00The Leeds West Indian Carnival is set to return on the August Bank Holiday weekend, and there
00:06is a slightly updated route this year requiring less road closures which is due to cause less
00:12disruption.
00:13The 26th of August parade route will take in Hare Hills Avenue, Spencer Place, Rounday
00:18Road, Barrack Road and Chapel Town Road.
00:21All of those roads will be fully closed from 6am to 10pm, with most public transport links
00:27and access to St James' Hospital being maintained.
00:31There will also be some road closures on Chapel Town Road and Hare Hills Avenue on Sunday
00:3525th August.
00:38Starting at 2pm at Potter Newton Park on Bank Holiday Monday, Carnival troops will do two
00:43laps of the new route, giving spectators more opportunity to take in the parade's journey.
00:49The first lap allows judges to evaluate the array of displays, and the second lap is for
00:54the troops to enjoy the celebrations ahead of their final park performances.
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