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Road Closures & Reopenings ROAD CLOSURES & REOPENINGS SUNDAY 19 MAY 2019 Dear Resident/Business Owner Mancunian Way Roundabout to Cornbrook; Chester Rd: from Hadfield St to Bridgewater Way;Chorlton Rd: from Jackson This year’s Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run will take place St to Mancunian Way; Chorlton St: from Portland St to Silver on Sunday 19th May 2019 and includes the Junior, Mini, 10k and St; City Rd East: from Albion St to Great Jackson St; Cross St: Half Marathon events. We’re celebrating 17 years of our hugely From Cross St to John Dalton St; Elevator Rd: from Wharfside popular running event this year. If you’re not taking part or can’t Way to Trafford Wharf Rd;Ellesmere St: from Hulme Hall Rd to get out to see the action live, the event will be broadcast live on Chester Rd; Fairfield St: from Ashton Old Rd to Mancunian Way; BBC 2 from 12:00 – 14:00 (please check TV listings for up to Great Bridgewater St: from Oxford St to Deansgate; Great date timings). Jackson St: from City Rd East to Chester Rd; Hardman St; Hulme Hall Rd: from Ellesmere St to Chester Rd; Jacksons Row; A stellar elite line-up will feature some of the world’s best athletes, Lloyd St; Major St: from Sackville St to Princess St; Manor St: at who will head a field of 30,000 competitors. The day starts with Mancunian Way; Midland St: from Hooper St to Ashton Old Rd; the Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run Half Marathon at 09:00, Minshul St: from Portland St to Aytoun St; Oxford St: from Peter followed by the Junior Run at 09:50 and the Mini Run at 10:50. St to Whitworth St West; Peter St: from Deansgate to Mount St; The Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run 10k kicks off with the Pin Mill Brow: from Fairfield St to Mancunian Way;Portland St: Elite Wheelchair race at 12:25. from New York St to Princess St; Princess St: from Albert Square to Portland St; Quay St: from Deansgate to Byrom St; Sackville Several roads within the city will be affected by the events and St: from Portland St to Major St; Silver St: from Minshul St to road closures and traffic diversion plans will be in operation on Chorlton St; Sir Alex Ferguson Way; Sir Matt Busby Way; the day. We’ll be installing warning notices seven days before the Southmill St; Trafford Rd: from Exchange Quay to Trafford event. A copy of the full closures are listed below: Rd; Trafford Wharf Rd: from Warren Bruce Rd to Trafford Rd; Warren Bruce Rd: from Wharfside Way to Trafford Wharf Rd; Saturday 18th May 2019 Wharf End: from Trafford Wharf Rd to Trafford Rd. Tonman St from Deansgate to Barton St from 09:00 until Sun In alphabetical order, the following roads will be closed from 19th 23:00. Access Tonman St via Barton St and Longworth St via 08:30: Ashton New Rd: between Ashton New Rd Gate 11 to Alan Camp St. Turning Way. Albion St: from Whitworth St West to Medlock St; Medlock St: from Albion St to River St; Whitworth St: from Albion Sunday 19th May 2019 St to Gloucester St. In alphabetical order, the following roads will be closed from Road Re-opening times 04:00: Chepstow St: from Oxford St to Great Bridgewater St; Deansgate: from Whitworth St West to John Dalton St; Dickinson 11:00: Ashton New Rd; 12:00: Alan Turning Way; 12:30: Ashton St; Peter St: from Mount St to St Peters Square; Portland St: from Old Rd; Chorlton Rd; Fairfield St; Manor St; Midland St; Pin Mill St; Oxford St to Princess St; St John St: from Deansgate to Byrom St. Mancunian Way; 15:45: Albion St; City Rd East; Great Jackson St; Medlock St and Whitworth St; 17:15: Peter St; Portland St; The following road will be closed from 06:00: Mancunian Way Abingdon St; Bloom St; Bridgewater St; Byrom St; Chepstow St; (East and West bound): from Fairfield St to Regent Rd. Chrolton St; Cross St; Great Bridgewater St; Major St; Minshul St; Princess St; Sackville St; Silver St and Oxford St; 18:30: all In alphabetical order, the following roads will be closed from remaining on course roads; 19:30: Deansgate from Whitworth St 07:00: Alan Turing Way: From Ashton New Rd to Ashton Old West to Peter St; 21:00: St John St; 23:00: Tonman St Rd; A5063 Trafford Rd: from White City Circle Roundabout to Salford City Boundary; A5063 White City Circle; A56 Residents living directly on, or with secured parking off, any of Bridgewater Way: from Chester Rd to Wharfside Way; A56 the above roads who will need to use their car on Sunday 19th Chester Rd: from Bridgewater Way to Bridgewater Viaduct; A56 May 2019 should use alternative parking away from the roads Chester Rd: from White City Circle roundabout to Sir Matt Busby affected by the road closures. Way; A5801 Wharfside Way: from White City Circle Roundabout to Salford City Boundary; Abingdon St; Alan Turing Way: from Event stewards will assist traffic and residents wherever possible Ashton Old Rd to Ashton New Rd & from Ashton New Rd to on the day of the race, allowing access to and from properties Wilson St southbound; Ashton Old Rd: from Alan Turing Way to within the road closures whenever it is safe to do so up until Pin Mill Brow; Atkinson St: from Byron St to Deansgate; Bloom 08:30. Please note that for safety reasons there can be no St: from Chorlton St to Princess St; Bootle St: from Deansgate to access onto the course after this time. We will endeavour to open Southmill St; Bridgewater Viaduct; Byrom St: from Quay St to roads as soon as possible. Hardman St; Central St: from Southmill St to Lloyd St; Chepstow St: from Oxford St to Great Bridgewater St; Chester Rd: from Bridgewater Way to Bridgewater Viaduct; Chester Rd: from GREATRUN.ORG/MANCHESTER @GREATMANCHESTERRUN COURSE MAP Bury New Rd A56 Alan Turing Way Blackfriars Rd A6041 Cheetham Hill Rd A665 A5066 Rochdale Rd A664 A6010 Silk St A6042 UNIVERSITY OF Victoria Oldham Rd A62 SALFORD Ring Road A665 Old Mill St Trinity Way Chapel St A6 Ashton New Rd MANCHESTER CITY A662 M602 CENTRE Manchester City A5066 football ground A6042 Merrill St A662 Alan Turing Way A6010 Way Deansgate Oldfield Rd Portland St Trinity FINISH START Regent Rd A57 A5066 Manchester Piccadilly Chancellor Ln A665 Ashton Old Rd Media City Ordsall Ln Oxford Rd Downing SALFORD Mancunian Way A57(M) St A6 Trafford Rd A5063 UAYS Mancunian A6010 Ln Pottery Way A57(M) Imperial War Upper Brook St A34 Chester Rd A56 MANCHESTER Hyde Rd A57 Museum Cambridge St A5067 Trafford Princess Rd A5103 MET UNI Wharf Rd Chorlton Rd A5067 A5014 Wharfside Way MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY Bridgewater Chester Rd Way A56 Stretford Road A5067 Oxford Rd B5117 Pottery Ln Manchester United football ground A6010 PARKING SUSPENSIONS On street parking suspensions will be in operation within the city centre for the duration of the events, most of which start at 04:00 on Sunday 19th May 2019. These suspensions will be signed clearly in accordance with Manchester City Council protocol. Please do not park your car in any of the parking bays during the period of suspension, as it will be removed for safety purposes by Manchester City Council Parking Control, in accordance with their current uplift policy. There may be a charge to recover an impounded vehicle. KEY We apologise for any inconvenience caused, but hope you’ll join us in celebrating this fantastic day of sport in the heart of Manchester. Full traffic diversion signage, 10K ROUTE approved by the police and relevant local authorities, will be in place across all areas affected by road closures. Please visit the Transport for Greater Manchester website for the most up to date travel advice.: www.tfgm.com/travel-updates/great-manchester-run-2019 HALF MARATHON ROUTE For traffic queries, specific access routes and advice please email: [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT GREATRUN.ORG/MANCHESTER.
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