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Steps for Stephen September 4/5, 2021 Steps for Stephen September 4/5, 2021 North West Tour Mapbook MAIN EVENT SPONSOR – MSB SOLICITORS, LIVERPOOL Fundraising in support of the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation North West Tour To Anfield To Old Trafford Supporting the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation To the University of Bolton Stadium To the AJ Bell Stadium To Halliwell Jones Stadium Steps for Stephen Walkers Rota 3 Steps for Stephen Stage 1 – Bolton Wanderers FC to Queen’s Park 4 • 0.0 – Go back to the roundabout on De Havilland Way and turn left (1st exit) • 0.8 – Turn right (2nd exit) at the roundabout onto Chorley New Road • 2.3 – Cross over the staggered crossroads with Victoria Road • 3.9 – Handover in the junction with Bedford Street opposite the gates to Queen’s Park Steps for Stephen Stage 2 – Queen’s Park to Bradley Fold 5 • 0.0 – Carry on down Chorley New Road • 0.3 – At the lights, veer right on St George’s Road, the main road into Bolton passing the Watson Laurie Group • 0.5 – At the lights, go straight over the ring road veering slightly left into St George’s Road • 0.8 – Straight over the lights with Bridge Street, passing the casino on the left • 0.9 – At the end, follow the road around to the right into Kay Street • 1.0 – Turn left at the lights onto Folds Road and pass under the Ring Road • 1.1 – Immediately after passing under the Ring Road, turn right at the next lights onto Bury New Road • 1.6 – Straight through the lights by Fish Motors onto Tonge Bridge • 2.5 – Pass the Coop shop • 3.5 – Straight through the lights by the turning for Radcliffe • 3.8 – Handover at the junction with Bradley Fold Road Steps for Stephen Stage 3 – Bradley Fold to Bury FC 6 • 0.0 – Continue along Bury New Road • 0.7 – Straight on at the lights by the Toby Carvery • 1.8 – Pass the Wellington pub • 2.3 – Straight on at the lights by the Kia car showroom • 2.5 – Straight on through the lights by the National Tyre Centre and follow the road around to the right by the Bury Town Centre sign • 2.9 – As the road forks, keep right heading for Manchester • 3.5 – Go straight through the lights after then Parkshill Car Centre, then veer slightly left up Heaton Fold passing Betfred • 3.7 – At the end, turn left on Gigg Lane and arrive at Bury FC Steps for Stephen Stage 4 – Bury FC to Jericho 7 • 0.0 – Head east up Gigg Lane • 0.2 – At the mini roundabout by the entrance to the park, turn left (1st exit) into Market Street • 0.4 – At the mini roundabout, turn right (3rd exit) onto Parkhills Road • 0.6 – Straight on at the mini roundabout • 0.7 – Straight on at the mini roundabout • 1.0 – Straight across the lights with Rochdale Road • 1.2 – Straight across the lights with Wash Lane • 1.4 – Turn right (2nd exit) at the mini roundabout onto Bell Lane by the HSS Hire shop • 1.8 – Pass under the M66 • 2.4 – Pass the Gamecock pub • 3.1 – Handover at the turning for the Tack Lea Farm shop Steps for Stephen Stage 5 – Jericho to Rochdale AFC 8 • 0.0 – Continue along Bury and Rochdale Old Road • 1.0 – Pass St Michael’s Church on the left 1.5 – Pass the Harvester pub • 2.4 – Pass the Bamford Arms pub • 2.6 – Turn left onto Sandy Lane at the lights by the Cemetery Hotel after the park • 3.1 – Arrive at the Crown Oil Arena Steps for Stephen • 0.0 – Carry on up Sandy Lane and turn right after the ground on Wilbutts Lane • 0.2 – At the end, turn right on Edenfield Road • 0.3 – Veer right (2nd major exit) at the next roundabout and then veer right (2nd exit) at the next roundabout on Mellor Street • 1.0 – Straight on at the lights after Doug Ashton (Hires) and then straight through the lights immediately after • 1.1 – Straight over the dual carriageway with Manchester Road onto the Esplanade past Rochdale Town Hall • 1.3 – After the Town Hall, turn right on South Parade and immediately right on Packer Street by the Nat West Bank • 1.4 - At the end, turn left on Nelson St, following it to the end turning right through the bollards onto Drake St • 1.5 – Fork left up Oldham Road by the Cask and Feather • 1.6 – Turn left at the end and follow the road round to the right on Oldham Road • 2.2 – Cross over the canal • 2.5 – Straight on at the lights after the Liberal Club • 3.3 – Handover at the Esso Garage before the motorway Stage 6 – Rochdale AFC to Balderstone 9 Steps for Stephen • 0.0 – Carry on down Oldham Road under the M62 • 1.6 – Go through the lights by the Bethesda Church • 2.1 – Straight ahead at the lights by the Railway Hotel • 2.4 – Straight over the lights by the Fireplace Warehouse staying on Oldham Road • 2.8 – Turn right on Sheepfoot Lane • 3.1 – Straight over the mini roundabout and arrive at Oldham Athletic Stage 7 – Balderstone to Oldham Athletic FC 10 Steps for Stephen • 0.0 – Head straight away from Boundary Park down Westhulme Avenue and follow it round to B&Q • 0.1 – Straight over the mini roundabout and follow the road round to the left • 0.2 – At the end, cross straight over the dual carriageway and turn left on the far pavement, then turn right through the bollards into Lime Street • 0.3 – At the end turn left into Wakefield Street • 0.5 – At the end, turn right onto Burnley Lane and then next left onto Victoria Street • 0.7 – Turn right onto Eustace Street before the big mill • 0.9 – Turn left onto Broadway • 1.4 – Straight through the lights with Middleton Road – good opportunity to swap to the opposite pavement • 2.2 – Straight through the lights by the Sportsman pub • 2.5 – Past McDonalds • 2.8 – Cross over the M60 staying on Broadway • 3.2 – Straight through the lights after the Premier Inn • 3.6 – Turn right at the lights before the Fairway Inn onto Nuthurst Road • 3.9 – Turn right at the lighst staying on Nuthurst Road • 4.1 – Turn left at the lights onto Lightbowne Road • 4.2 – Arrive at Broadhurst Park Stage 8 – Oldham Athletic FC to FC United of Manchester 11 Steps 4 Stephen • 0.0 – Carry on down Lightbowne Road • 1.1 – Take the first exit at the roundabout onto Thorp Road • 1.3 – At the end, use the lights to cross over Oldham Road, then turn right on Oldham Road towards Manchester City Centre • 1.5 – Turn left on Ten Acres Lane • 2.0 – Turn right onto Briscoe Lane • 2.5 – At the end, opposite the gasometer, turn left on Alan Turing Way • 3.0 – Turn right down the walkway to the Etihad Stadium and arrive at ground Stage 9 – FC United of Manchester To Manchester City FC 12 Steps for Stephen Stage 10 – Manchester City FC to Salford City FC 13 • 0.0 – Carry on north on Alan Turning Way past the Gasometer • 1.0 – Go straight on at the lights on Oldham Road and pass under the railway bridge • 1.5 – Keep left as the road splits • 1.6 – Cross straight over Rochdale Road at the lights • 1.8 – Turn right onto Smedley Road by the white brick dental practice • 2.9 – At the top, go straight through the lights with Cheetham Hill Road onto Heath Street • 3.3 – Cross over Leicester Road into Broom Lane • 3.7 – At the end, turn right on Bury New Road • 4.2 – Turn left at the lights by the small white bungalow • 4.5 – Arrive at Salford City Steps for Stephen • 0.0 – Carry on down Moor Lane • 0.1 – Turn left on Oaklands Road • 0.5 – At the end, turn left on Littleton Road • 1.4 – At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Gerald Road • 1.6 – At the junction by Moh’s Mini Market, turn right onto Seaford Road • 1.8 – At the end, turn right on Frederick Road • 2.3 – At the end at the junction with the A6 use the pedestrian crossing to cross the road then turn left along the A6 towards Manchester • 2.5 – Turn right on Cross Lane just before McDonalds • 2.6 – Take the first exit at the mini roundabout staying on Cross Lane • 2.8 – Go straight over Liverpool Street along Cross Lane • 3.0 – At the roundabout, use the subways to cross the roundabout into Trafford Road and head south to Salford Quays • 3.8 – Go straight through the lights after the Shell Garage • 4.0 – Cross over the bridge • 4.1 – At the roundabout, go straight over (2nd exit) keeping the Retail Park on your right • 4.3 – Turn right on Talbot Road • 4.7 – Arrive at Lancashire CCC Stage 11 – Salford City FC to Lancashire CCC 14 Steps for Stephen Stage 12a – Lancashire CCC to 15 Manchester United FC • 0.0 - Leave Lancashire CCC and head along Warwick Road • 0.2 – Cross over Chester Road onto Matt Busby Way • 0.4 – Arrive at Manchester United FC Steps for Stephen Stage 12b – Manchester United FC to 16 Sale Sharks RFC • 0.0 – Head north from the stadium, cross the bridge and turn left on Wharfedale Way • 0.8 – At the roundabout, go straight on (2nd exit) on Village Way, following the right hand pavement • 1.6 - At the next roundabout, take the second exit onto Ashburton Road West, signposted to Ashburton • 2.1 – Pass the junction with Guinness Road by Johns Diner • 3.0 – Straight over the roundabout (2nd exit) towards the motorway staying on the right hand pavement • 3.2 – At the next roundabout, turn right down Trafford Way into Trafford City • 3.4 – Straight on at the next roundabout (2nd exit) staying on Trafford Way • 3.6 – Turn left (1st exit) at the next roundabout • 3.8 – Turn right on the Salford Western Gateway following the M60 Barton Bridge • 4.2 – Follow the road round to the left under the M60 • 4.5 – At the lights, turn left and arrive at the AJ Bell Stadium Steps for Stephen • 0.0 – Head back away from the stadium and go straight on at the lights onto Liverpool Road • 0.5 – Go straight across the roundabout under the M60 staying on Liverpool Road • 1.0 – Fork left on New Lane after Asda • 1.5 – At the end, turn left on Worsley Road • 1.8 – Pass under the M602 • 2.8 – Go straight on (2nd exit) at the roundabout
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