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Man With Van Long Wheelbase
White Ford Transit long wheelbase van used for man and van jobs in Howden Clough, side view
West Yorkshire · WF17

Man with a Van Howden Clough

Howden Clough lies on the Birstall side of the valley towards Morley, along Leeds Road (the A643) in WF17 and the Birstall and Birkenshaw ward. Housing, industrial estates and farmland meet here.

From Bradfordroughly 20 to 35 min (estimate)
PostcodesWF17
WardBirstall & Birkenshaw
No travel surcharge to Howden Clough
Fixed price before we set off
Loading & unloading included
Ford Transit LWB · 3.4m load

Howden Clough: what to know before moving day

The streets nearest the middle are Nab Lane, Risedale Close, Risedale Avenue, Birkby Brow Crescent, Asquith Street, Windsor Road and Chapel View, with Mann's Buildings and White Horse Close just off Leeds Road. Howden Clough Community Centre is on the estate, Holden House Farm is on its edge, and Birkby Brow Wood and Howden Clough Beck are close by.

Howden Clough Industrial Estate and Norquest Industrial Park are a few hundred metres away. The district had a railway station from 1866 to 1952 on the Batley to Adwalton Junction line, shown in timetables as 'Howden Clough for Birstall', and the nearby viaduct was demolished in 1972. The trackbeds of that line and of the Leeds New Line both cross the area, so some paths here follow old railways rather than streets.

How the van gets to Howden Clough

The A643 runs from Leeds through Morley and Howden Clough into Birstall, so Leeds Road is the road to give the driver. Upper Batley Low Lane meets it here and heads south towards Upper Batley. From Bradford the van can come by the M62 to junction 27 and then through Birstall.

The drive from Bradford is roughly 20 to 35 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.

Services for Howden Clough

Each service below links to its Birstall page, which covers how the job works in and around Birstall.

Howden Clough: questions before you book

Why do some paths in Howden Clough follow old railway lines?

Because two lines crossed the area: the Batley to Adwalton Junction line, whose station here ran from 1866 to 1952 as 'Howden Clough for Birstall', and the Leeds New Line. Their trackbeds remain, but the van keeps to Leeds Road, the A643, which runs through into Birstall.

Where the local details on this page come from

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