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Classified Highway Network Document 4.00 Jan11 City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 INTRODUCTION This document supersedes Version 3.01, May 2008. The information within this document describes the Classified Highway Network as of January 2011. The document illustrates and lists all classified roads within Stoke-on-Trent including all A (trunk and principal), B and C roads. It also defines the Strategic Highway and Primary Route Networks. For enquiries or further information please contact: Transport Planning Group City Renewal Stoke-on-Trent City Council PO Box 630 Civic Centre Glebe Street Stoke-on-Trent ST4 1RF T: 01782 232149 E: [email protected] - 1 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 - 2 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 SCHEDULE OF CLASSIFIED ROADS Principal Roads – Sorted by Number Road Number Name Road Number Name A34 NEWCASTLE ROAD A5035 TRENTHAM ROAD A34 STONE ROAD A52 BUCKNALL ROAD A50 HIGH STREET A52 CAMPBELL PLACE A50 HIGH STREET (SANDYFORD) A52 CHURCH STREET A50 KIDSGROVE ROAD A52 CITY ROAD A50 KING STREET A52 COPELAND STREET A50 LICHFIELD STREET A52 ELENORA STREET A50 POTTERIES WAY A52 FLEMING ROAD A50 SCOTIA ROAD A52 GLEBE STREET A50 SWAN SQUARE A52 HARTSHILL ROAD A50 VALE PLACE A52 LEEK ROAD A50 VICTORIA PLACE A52 LIVERPOOL ROAD A50 A50 (VICTORIA PLACE LINK) A52 LONDON ROAD A50 VICTORIA ROAD A52 LONSDALE STREET A50 WATERLOO ROAD A52 SHELTON OLD ROAD A50 WEDGWOOD PLACE A52 WERRINGTON ROAD A50 WEDGWOOD STREET A52 WOODHOUSE STREET A50(T) A50(T) A520 SANDON ROAD A50(T) UTTOXETER ROAD A520 WESTON ROAD A500(T) A500(T) (M6 LINK ROAD) A527 BIDDULPH ROAD A500(T) QUEENSWAY A527 JAMES BRINDLEY WAY A5005 LIGHTWOOD ROAD A527 OUTCLOUGH ROAD A5006 BROAD STREET A527 REGINALD MITCHELL WAY A5006 CAMPBELL ROAD A527 ST MICHAELS ROAD A5006 HANOVER STREET (to be declassified) A5271 BROWNHILLS ROAD A5006 HOPE STREET (to be declassified) A5271 DAVENPORT STREET A5006 HOWARD PLACE A5271 HIGH STREET A5006 LONSDALE STREET A5271 JAMES BRINDLEY WAY (SOUTH) A5006 MARSH ST NORTH (to be declassified) A5271 LONGPORT ROAD A5006 MARSH ST SOUTH (to be declassified) A5271 NEWCASTLE STREET A5006 NEW HALL STREET (to be declassified) A5271 PORTHILL ROAD A5006 SNOW HILL A5271 STATION STREET A5006 STOKE ROAD A5271 THE BOULEVARD A5006 YORK STREET (to be declassified) A5271 VICTORIA PARK ROAD A5007 CITY ROAD A5271 WILLIAMSON STREET A5007 COMMERCE STREET A5272 BUCKNALL OLD ROAD A5007 KING STREET A5272 CHELL STREET A5007 MARKET STREET A5272 DIVIDY ROAD A5007 THE STRAND A5272 HANLEY ROAD A5007 TIMES SQUARE A5272 HIGH LANE A5007 UTTOXETER ROAD A5272 KEELINGS ROAD A5008 BUCKNALL NEW ROAD A5272 MERRICK STREET A5008 BUCKNALL ROAD A5272 NORTHWOOD PARK ROAD A5008 POTTERIES WAY A5272 PARK HALL ROAD A5009 BADDELEY GREEN LANE A5272 QUEEN’S TERRACE A5009 LEEK ROAD A53 COBRIDGE ROAD A5010 ETRURIA ROAD A53 ELDER ROAD A5010 TRINITY STREET (to be declassified) A53 ETRURIA ROAD A5035 LONGTON ROAD A53 LEEK NEW ROAD - 3 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 Principal Roads – Sorted by Name Road Number Name Road Number Name A50 A50 (VICTORIA PLACE LINK) A52 LONDON ROAD A50(T) A50(T) A5271 LONGPORT ROAD A500(T) A500(T) (M6 LINK ROAD) A5035 LONGTON ROAD A5009 BADDELEY GREEN LANE A5006 LONSDALE STREET A527 BIDDULPH ROAD A52 LONSDALE STREET A5006 BROAD STREET A5007 MARKET STREET A5271 BROWNHILLS ROAD A5006 MARSH ST NORTH (to be declassified) A5008 BUCKNALL NEW ROAD A5006 MARSH ST SOUTH (to be declassified) A5272 BUCKNALL OLD ROAD A5272 MERRICK STREET A5008 BUCKNALL ROAD A5006 NEW HALL STREET (to be declassified) A52 BUCKNALL ROAD A34 NEWCASTLE ROAD A52 CAMPBELL PLACE A5271 NEWCASTLE STREET A5006 CAMPBELL ROAD A5272 NORTHWOOD PARK ROAD A5272 CHELL STREET A527 OUTCLOUGH ROAD A52 CHURCH STREET A5272 PARK HALL ROAD A5007 CITY ROAD A5271 PORTHILL ROAD A52 CITY ROAD A50 POTTERIES WAY A53 COBRIDGE ROAD A5008 POTTERIES WAY A5007 COMMERCE STREET A5272 QUEEN’S TERRACE A52 COPELAND STREET A500(T) QUEENSWAY A5271 DAVENPORT STREET A527 REGINALD MITCHELL WAY A5272 DIVIDY ROAD A520 SANDON ROAD A53 ELDER ROAD A50 SCOTIA ROAD A52 ELENORA STREET A52 SHELTON OLD ROAD A5010 ETRURIA ROAD A5006 SNOW HILL A53 ETRURIA ROAD A527 ST MICHAELS ROAD A52 FLEMING ROAD A5271 STATION STREET A52 GLEBE STREET A5006 STOKE ROAD A5272 HANLEY ROAD A34 STONE ROAD A5006 HANOVER STREET (to be declassified) A50 SWAN SQUARE A52 HARTSHILL ROAD A5271 THE BOULEVARD A5272 HIGH LANE A5007 THE STRAND A50 HIGH STREET A5007 TIMES SQUARE A50 HIGH STREET (SANDYFORD) A5035 TRENTHAM ROAD A5271 HIGH STREET A5010 TRINITY STREET (to be declassified) A5006 HOPE STREET (to be declassified) A50(T) UTTOXETER ROAD A5006 HOWARD PLACE A5007 UTTOXETER ROAD A527 JAMES BRINDLEY WAY A50 VALE PLACE A5271 JAMES BRINDLEY WAY (SOUTH) A5271 VICTORIA PARK ROAD A5272 KEELINGS ROAD A50 VICTORIA PLACE A50 KIDSGROVE ROAD A50 VICTORIA ROAD A50 KING STREET A50 WATERLOO ROAD A5007 KING STREET A50 WEDGWOOD PLACE A53 LEEK NEW ROAD A50 WEDGWOOD STREET A5009 LEEK ROAD A52 WERRINGTON ROAD A52 LEEK ROAD A520 WESTON ROAD A50 LICHFIELD STREET A5271 WILLIAMSON STREET A5005 LIGHTWOOD ROAD A52 WOODHOUSE STREET A52 LIVERPOOL ROAD A5006 YORK STREET (to be declassified) - 4 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 - 5 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 B Roads – Sorted by Number B Roads – Sorted by Name Road Number Name Road Number Name B5038 BELGRAVE ROAD B5039 ANCHOR ROAD B5038 WHITMORE ROAD B5050 BAPTIST STREET B5039 ANCHOR ROAD B5039 BATHS ROAD B5039 BATHS ROAD B5046 BEDFORD ROAD B5041 LONDON ROAD B5038 BELGRAVE ROAD B5045 NORTH STREET (SLIP ROAD ONLY) B5050 BOURNES BANK SOUTH B5045 SHEARER STREET B5051 ENDON ROAD B5045 SHELTON NEW ROAD B5046 ETRURIA VALE ROAD B5046 BEDFORD ROAD B5051 FORD GREEN ROAD B5046 ETRURIA VALE ROAD B5047 HULTON STREET B5047 HULTON STREET B5041 LONDON ROAD B5047 TOWN ROAD B5051 MARKET PLACE B5050 BAPTIST STREET B5051 MOORLAND ROAD B5050 BOURNES BANK SOUTH B5051 NEWCASTLE STREET B5050 NILE STREET B5050 NILE STREET B5050 NORTH ROAD B5050 NORTH ROAD B5050 PITT STREET EAST B5045 NORTH STREET (SLIP ROAD ONLY) B5050 PITT STREET WEST B5050 PITT STREET EAST B5050 WOODBANK STREET B5050 PITT STREET WEST B5050 ZION STREET B5045 SHEARER STREET B5051 ENDON ROAD B5045 SHELTON NEW ROAD B5051 FORD GREEN ROAD B5490 STANLEY MATTHEWS WAY B5051 MARKET PLACE B5047 TOWN ROAD B5051 MOORLAND ROAD B5038 WHITMORE ROAD B5051 NEWCASTLE STREET B5050 WOODBANK STREET B5490 STANLEY MATTHEWS WAY B5050 ZION STREET - 6 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 - 7 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 C Roads – Sorted by Number C Roads – Sorted by Name Road Number Name Road Number Name C601 BEMERSLEY ROAD C610 BAGNALL ROAD C602 CHATTERLEY ROAD C652 BARLASTON OLD ROAD C603 GREENBANK ROAD C651 BARLASTON ROAD C604 HOLLYWALL LANE C601 BEMERSLEY ROAD C605 LOWLANDS ROAD C619 BIRCHES HEAD ROAD C606 NASH PEAKE STREET C653 BLURTON ROAD C607 QUEENS AVENUE C68 CAVERSWALL ROAD C608 HAYMARKET C602 CHATTERLEY ROAD C608 ROUNDWELL STREET C654 CHRISTCHURCH STREET C609 TURNHURST ROAD C655 CHURCH ROAD C610 BAGNALL ROAD C620 EAVES LANE C612 KNYPERSLEY ROAD C621 GREASLEY ROAD C613 MILLRISE ROAD C603 GREENBANK ROAD C614 MAUNDERS ROAD C608 HAYMARKET C615 NEWFORD CRESCENT C656 HERON STREET C616 NORTON LANE C604 HOLLYWALL LANE C617 SANDBACH ROAD C612 KNYPERSLEY ROAD C618 SNEYD HILL C605 LOWLANDS ROAD C619 BIRCHES HEAD ROAD C658 MANOR STREET C620 EAVES LANE C614 MAUNDERS ROAD C621 GREASLEY ROAD C657 MAYNE STREET C651 BARLASTON ROAD C613 MILLRISE ROAD C652 BARLASTON OLD ROAD C606 NASH PEAKE STREET C652 OLD ROAD C657 NEW INN LANE C653 BLURTON ROAD C660 NEWCASTLE LANE C654 CHRISTCHURCH STREET C615 NEWFORD CRESCENT C655 CHURCH ROAD C616 NORTON LANE C656 HERON STREET C652 OLD ROAD C657 MAYNE STREET C661 PENKHULL NEW ROAD C657 NEW INN LANE C607 QUEENS AVENUE C658 MANOR STREET C608 ROUNDWELL STREET C660 NEWCASTLE LANE C617 SANDBACH ROAD C661 PENKHULL NEW ROAD C618 SNEYD HILL C662 SUTHERLAND ROAD C663 STATION BRIDGE ROAD C663 STATION BRIDGE ROAD C662 SUTHERLAND ROAD C664 WESTON COYNEY ROAD C609 TURNHURST ROAD C68 CAVERSWALL ROAD C664 WESTON COYNEY ROAD - 8 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 - 9 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 - 10 - City of Stoke-on-Trent Classified Highway Network January 2011 Version 4.00 DEFINITIONS Trunk Roads: Major roads comprising a national network of strategic routes catering for through traffic. In England the Secretary of State for Transport is the trunk road highway authority with operational responsibilities exercised by the Highways Agency. Principal Roads: Non-trunk roads of regional and strategic importance which have been classified by the Secretary of State as being sufficiently important in the national highway system to justify principal status. In Stoke-on-Trent all A roads which are not trunk roads are classified as principal roads. Primary Routes: Consist of trunk roads, many principal roads and exceptionally non-principal roads, but not motorways. The Primary Route Network is a system of roads which provide the most satisfactory route between two or more places of traffic importance. Primary routes can be distinguished from other routes by having direction signs with green backgrounds. The Primary Route Network is essentially a signing exercise designed for long distance traffic using the all-purpose trunk and principal road network. The current Primary Route Network in the West Midlands Region was determined by a review in 1992, the destinations in Staffordshire were as follows: Regional Destinations The Midlands Super-Primary Destinations Birmingham Primary Destinations (Within Staffordshire) Burton-upon-Trent Cannock Leek Lichfield Newcastle-under-Lyme Rugeley Stafford Stoke-on-Trent Stone Tamworth Uttoxeter Following a review in the West Midlands Region the following roads were deleted from the Primary Route Network as at June 2010: A50 from Joiners Square, junction with A52 Leek Road northwards through to city boundary (and on to county boundary at Red Bull).
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