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1 A56 southbound and 05.00 – 16:00 A56 southbound and northbound closed from Bridgewater Way to Edge Lane until 11:30 and no 13 North west of Manor Avenue 09:00 – 14:45 We recommend moving your vehicle to Tavistock Rd if you wish to travel during race times Northbound through tra c southbound from Thomas Street until 16:00. A56 Edge Lane northbound junction remains closed until 16:00. Road open from Davyhulme Road East northbound from 11:30 14 Glebelands Road, Ashton Upon 09:00 – 14:45 Use Glebelands Road to access A56 northbound Talbot Road — White City Way to 05.00 – 18:00 Talbot Road between White City Way and A56 Chester Road closed 05:00 – 18:00 Mersey A56 Chester Road Use signed diversions on Edge Lane and Chester Road / Seymour Grove 15 Banky Meadow 09:00 – 15:00 Use A57 diversion route to access Partington and Carrington. HGV restrictions apply 1A Henrietta Road, St John Street, 08:00 – 11:30 Residents will be able to leave via Kings Road/Seymour Grove southbound until 08:00 Skerton Road, Seymour Grove 16 Flixton, north Urmston 09:15 – 15:30 Use Flixton Rd northbound to M60 J9/A5081. Church Road and Stretford Road closed westbound 2 Gorse Avenue 05:00 – 17:00 Access all day. Use the temporary exit from Gorse Avenue onto Great Stone Road which is open 17 South of Church Road and Stretford 09:15 – 15:30 Closed westbound. No access onto Church Road or Stretford Road. If you live on the south side of the PLEASE READ, IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RESIDENTS all day towards Kings Road. All other exit routes onto A56 / Talbot Road are closed Road road we suggest moving your car to park on the north side should you need to use it during the event 2A Radnor Street, Cross Street, 05:00 – 12:00 Residents on these streets are restricted due to the closures in place. Should you need to use your 18 South of Stretford Road and Urmston 09:15 – 16:00 Closed westbound. No access onto Church Road or Stretford Road. If you live on the south side of the IMPORTANT ROAD CLOSURE INFORMATION THE ASICS GREATER Bridgewater Street, Raleigh car during the event before 12:00 then you are advised to park in a side street on the opposite side Lane road we suggest moving your car to park on the north side should you need to use it during the event Street and Tra ord Grove. of the A56, from where you can access Barton Road or the A56 north after 11:30. After 12:00 you SUNDAY 7 APRIL 2019 MANCHESTER MARATHON can drive south on the A56 to access Edge Lane and the Motorway network 19 Stretford area 09:15 – 16:00 Urmston Lane and Stretford Road closed westbound. A56 closed northbound from Edge Lane to Davyhulme Road East between 05:00 and 16:00 IN TRAFFORD IS BACK - 2B Newton Street, Crossford Street, 08:00 – 12:00 Residents on these streets are restricted due to the closures in place. Should you need to use your ROAD CLOSURES Green Street car during the closure time you are advised to park in a side street on the opposite side of the A56, 20 Kingsway 07:00 – 16:00 Kingsway closed eastbound. Access maintained to Stretford Mall from the A56 north BE PART OF THE ACTION! from where you can access Barton Road (pre 10:25) and Edge Lane (approx 10:35) In place between 05.00 and 18.00 Urmston Lane westbound 09:15 – 16:00 Urmston Lane closed westbound. No access onto Urmston Lane. Residents in the Sandy Lane area This year we expect around 20,000 runners to 3 Gorse Hill 05:00 – 11:30 A56 north closed. Between 05:00 and 11:30 a two way system will allow access to and from the Sandy Lane can access Barton Road north until 10:25 and Edge Lane (from around 10:35) After 12:00, they can To ensure the safety of runners and spectators, the estate via Thomas Street onto Davyhulme Road East From 11:30 access to A56 northbound is available access the A56 southbound and the M60 motorway to follow diversion routes complete the event and raise around £3 million for ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon has to be run charity. The support on the route is now legendary 3A Milton Road, Canute Road 05:00 – 11:30 A56 closed. Between 05:00 and 11:30. From 11:30 there is access onto the A56 north only. There on closed roads. The closures will be in place for as is no access onto Talbot Road between 05:00 and 17:00. Should you wish to leave the area before and we would love you to come out and cheer the 11:30 then please park on the opposite side of the A56 and use the exit facility outlined at 3 above short a time as possible and we shall help you get runners on. We have a prize of £500 for the best 4 Outside Northenden Road and 08:00 – 12:30 Use Dane Rd and Old Hall Rd to access M60 at J6 around as much as we can but some people will be Marsland Rd, Broad Road Use Northenden Rd, Sale Rd or Wythenshawe Rd to access Princess Rd/M60 J5 THANK YOU TRAFFORD RESIDENTS a­ected. To help plan your journey, please see the entertainment group on the course. Winners are and Derbyshire Road. East of voted for by the runners so please get in touch if Brooklands Road from the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon map overleaf showing which roads are closed and diversion routes. you want to get involved. 5 Sale Centre, Broad Road, 08:00 – 12:30 Use Marsland Road East beyond Derbyshire Road. Use inner roads to access Northenden Road and Wiggle Manchester Half runners. Northenden Road, Marsland Road west of Derbyshire Road to get to A56 northbound via Sibson Road 6 West of Brooklands Road 08:00 – 13:30 Exit via Framingham Rd to crossing point between Woodbourne Rd and Whitehall Rd before 09:15 For more information please visit In 2018,9342 runners completed the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon, 7 Timperley (south east) 08:15 – 13:30 Stockport Road and Thorley Lane are closed as shown. You will however be able to exit, under manchestermarathon.co.uk/route/road-closure-info/ marshal supervision up until 09:30 and then again from around 12:15 (dependant on safety issues) with 92% of the participants coming from outside of the local area. and head towards Shaftesbury Avenue or call our traffic helpline on 0161 850 1230 8 Timperley (south west) 08:15 – 13:30 Stockport Road is closed. Cars parked on the west service road of Shaftesbury Avenue can exit via Seymour Grove In the 2018 edition of the Manchester Half Marathon, 10,451 runners took part, Join us to run in the Mancunian Mile. Suitable for all ages and abilities, 9 Altrincham Centre: Stamford New 08:15 – 13:30 Altrincham Centre is encircled by the marathon. If you need to use your vehicle during the closure Road, Barrington Road, Regents Road, times then please park outside of the marathon route with 47% coming from outside of the Manchester area. and get a taste of the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon experience. Market Street and Stamford Street. 10 Altrincham (south) 08:15 – 13:30 Use diversion routes away from the race route to access other areas manchestermarathon.co.uk/ways-to-participate/mancunian-mile/ 11 Altrincham, Broadheath, 08:15 – 13:30 A56 northbound is closed from Stamford Brook Road at 09:00. Depending on your starting of participants In total, over £45,000 north Timperley areas location, use Grove Lane or Moss Lane to access the A56. Then use the A56 southbound to access would take Over £3 MILLION is donated to local volunteer groups outer diversion routes 86% part again was raised for charity at the events helping at the events. Park Road 08:30 – 14:30 Residents on roads emerging onto Park Road can exit under marshall supervision up until 09:40 to access the A56 south and again at around 13:15 12 West of A56, south of Marsland 09:00 – 14:30 A56 closed from Stamford Brook Road to Marsland Road. Use Woodhouse Lane to turn right onto Road the northbound carriage way of the A56 to travel southbound From local residents cheering and ensuring roads on the route are kept clear, to the groups providing entertainment, thank you for ensuring the runners’ experience is special by giving them East of A56 Use Eastway and Walton Road to turn left onto Marsland Road before turning right onto the A56 a warm, friendly, Manchester welcome. northbound Loop of Moss Lane, Ashton Lane, Park car outside of race route in order to access diversion routes If you’d like to get involved then head to our website: Harboro Road Manchestermarathon.co.uk or email [email protected] Monton Seedley Pendleton Wallness 1 M602 12 2 MANCHESTER ECCLES A57 SALFORD Barton upon Weaste City 11 Irwell Centre Peel A57 Access to Green Ordsall B5211 Access to Ashburton Road West A57 M60 Carrington & Trafford Centre Trafford Salford Partington M60 Trafford Wharf Rd Dumplington Park Quays A57(M) Wharfside Ordsall Lane Hulme A57 Park Trafford Road 10 Trafford Traf Chester Rd B5211 Village ford P ark Rd Centre Stretford Road Access to Hulme Park Way Mosley Road car parks Calder AREA Barton Rd ane We Chorlton Road L st Bank 9 Mosley 1A Moss Crofts Bank AREA 3 Chester Road Lostock Road Talbot Road Seymour Old Crofts Bank Road AREA Trafford 3A Davyhulme Moss STRETFORD Grove Gorse Side Davyhulme Rd East Hayeswater Road Hill Whalley AREA 19 Princess Road Derby AREA Park Road shi URMSTON re Lane AREA 16 S Firswood t 2 a t i o AREA 1 n ad R o C d Manor Rd R h Str way AREA 2A n a et gs s Queens Rd ford in o Road K t Flixton s x e i l n Urmston Edg Barton Rd e L F R an d Lane e AREA 18 aham Road AREA 2B Wilbr Ch Road d urch a o 8 R High Lane Carrington Rd AREA 20 r e The Village AREA 17 t s e h C Flixton Road AREA 15 7 Chorlton- Crossford cum-Hardy Banky Bridge Carr ing Meadow to AREA 14 n L Glebe a lands n Roa Isherwood Road d e Dan e Rd M60 Carrington La Carrington Park Ave C h ap el AREA 13 Rd A56 6 West Broad Rd Manor Avenue Firs Road Didsbury Ashton Northenden Rd Barlow Moor Road upon Harboro Way Carrington Clarendon Road Mersey ay Cross StreetSALE Moss w Temple Road rs Fi Old Hall Road Northenden AREA 5 Ro AREA ad Event village Marsland Road The Avenue Princess Road 12 D Brooklands Road e r Manor Avenue b y Marathon course s h i r e ane 5 L R rry Washway Road Direction of runners d he C S Norris Road o Walton Road u t S h AREA 4 a Diversion route house Lane Eastway le Northern Wood Ro Brooklands RoadBrooklands ad Moor Direction of diversion AREA 6 Please see reverse for detailed information about each M60 diversion area.
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