Stanley Gordon Wardley (13 January 1901 – 15 February 1965) was a British civil engineer and urban planner.
Although generally favourably received during his lifetime, his reshaping of Bradford has since been extensively criticised and undone in large part.
Wardley's vision was for a new city 'with provision for a continuous self-regulating flow of traffic',[2] and the buildings that were erected were modernist.
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