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Classified Roads – St Helens Borough Council Classified Roads – St Helens Borough Council Alder Lane (Rainford) Ashcroft Street (St.Helens) A.572 Ashton Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.49 Ashtons Green Drive (Parr) Back Lane (Rainford) B.5205 Baldwin Street (St.Helens) A.570 Billinge Road (Ashton-in-Makerfield) B.5207 Birchley Road (Billinge) A.571 Bishop Road (Windle) Blackbrook Road (St.Helens) A.58 Bleakhill Road (Eccleston) B.5201 Blindfoot Road (Eccleston) B.5203 Blundells’ Lane (Rainhill) Bold Lane (Bold) B.5204 Bold Road (St.Helens) B.5204 Borough Road (St.Helens) A.58 Boundary Road (St Helens) Bridge Street (St.Helens) A.570 (Joins with A.58 – Chalon Way, Church Street) Bridge Street (Earlestown) Broad Lane (Parr) Broad Oak Road (St.Helens) A.572 Burtonhead Road (St Helens) Burrows Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 Burrows Green Lane (Bold) Bushey Lane (Rainford) Canal Street Carr Mill Road (St.Helens) A.571 Catchdale Moss Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 Chain Lane (Blackbrook) Chalon Way (St.Helens) A.58 Chancery Lane (St.Helens) A.572 Chapel Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 Chapel Lane (Bold) Chapel Lane (Rainhill) Chester Lane (St.Helens) A.568 Page 1 of 6 Church Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 Church Road (Haydock) A.599 Church Road (Rainford) B.5203 Church Road (Rainford) part Church Street (Newton-le-Willows) A.49 City Road Clipsley Lane (Haydock) A.599 Clock Face Road (St.Helens) A.570 Clock Face Road (Bold) A.570 College Street (St.Helens) A.571 Common Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.572 Corporation Street (St.Helens) A.572 (part) Corporation Street (St.Helens) A.5059 (part) Cotham Street (St.Helens) A.572 Crank Hill (Rainford) B.5201 Crank Road (Rainford) B.5201 Crank Road (St.Helens) B.5201 Croppers Hill (St Helens) Cross Lane (Earlestown) Cross Pit Lane (Rainford) B.5205 Crow Lane East (Newton-le-Willows) A.572 Crow Lane West (Newton-le-Willows) A.572 Dentons Green Lane (St.Helens) A.570 (northbound) Dentons Green Lane (St.Helens) Derbyshire Hill Road Downall Green Road (Ashton-in-Makerfield) B.5207 (part) Duke Street (St.Helens) A.570 Duke Street (St.Helens) A.5059 (part) Dunriding Lane (West Park) Earle Street (Earlestown) East Lancashire Road A.580 Eccleston Street Elephant Lane (Thatto Heath) Ellamsbridge Road Eltonhead Road (St.Helens) B.5204 Eurolink Fingerhouse Lane (Bold) Fleet Lane Four Acre Lane (Bold) Gartons Lane (Bold) Page 2 of 6 Gaskell Street (Parr) Garswood Road (Tithebarn Road to Winstanley Road) (Garswood) Gerrards Lane (Sutton) Gillars Lane (Eccleston) B.5203 Golborne Dale Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.573 Gores Lane (Billinge) Gorsey Lane (Bold) Granville Street (Parr) Greenfield Road (St.Helens) A.570 Green Leach Lane (St.Helens) A.571 Hall Lane (Rainhill) Hard Lane Haresfinch Road (St.Helens) A.571 Haresfinch View (St.Helens) A.571 Heather Brae (Earlestown) Helena Road Higher Lane (Rainford) B.5205 Higher Lane (Rainford) part High Street (Newton-le-Willows) A.49 Houghtons Lane (Eccleston) Hydes Brow (Rainford) Islands Brow (Moss Bank) Jackson Street Jubits Lane (St.Helens) A.568 Jubits Lane (Bold) A.568 Kenyons Lane (Haydock) Kiln Lane King Street (St Helens) A.571 Knowsley Road Laffak Road (Moss Bank) Lancots Lane (Sutton) Lea Green Road (Bold) Leach Lane (Sutton) Liverpool Road (Ashton-in-Makerfield) A.58 Lodge Lane (Haydock) A.49 (detrunked) Lodge Lane (Rainford) Page 3 of 6 Lowfield Lane (Thatto Heath) Lugsmore Lane (St Helens) B.5413 Main Street (Billinge) A.571 Market Street (Newton-le-Willows) Marshalls Cross Road (St.Helens) A.570 Martindale Road (St.Helens) A.571 Merton Bank Road Millbrook Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 Mill Brow (Eccleston) Millfield Lane (Haydock) Millfields (Eccleston) Mill Lane (Newton-le-Willows) A.49 Mill Lane (St.Helens) B.5204 Mill Lane (Bold) Mill Lane (Rainford) Mill Lane (Rainhill) Mossbank Road Mossborough Road (Rainford) B.5203 Neills Road (Bold) News Lane (Rainford) New Street (Sutton) Newton Road (Billinge) B.5207 Newton Road (Parr) A.572 Norlands Lane (Bold) A.569 North Road Nutgrove Road (St.Helens) B.5413 Old Lane (Eccleston) B.5201 (part) Old Lane (Rainhill) Old Wargrave Road (Newton) Ormskirk Road (Rainford) B.5203 Ormskirk Street (St.Helens) A.570 Parr Street (St Helens) A.58 Park Road (St.Helens) A.58 Park Road North (Newton-le-Willows) Park Road South (Newton-le-Willows) Parkside Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.573 Parr Stocks Road (St.Helens) A.572 Pasture Lane (Rainford) Peasley Cross Lane (St.Helens) A.570 Penny Lane (Haydock) A.599 Phoenix Brow Page 4 of 6 Piele Road (Haydock) Portico Lane (Eccleston) Prescot Road (St.Helens) A.58 Queen Street (Newton-le-Willows) Rainford By-Pass (Rainford) A.570 Rainford Road (Billinge) A.571/B5205 Rainford Road (St.Helens) A.570 Rainford Road (Eccleston) A.570 Rainhill Road (St.Helens) B.5413 Rainhill Road (Rainhill) B.5413 Red Cat Lane (Rainford) B.5205 Reginald Road (St.Helens) B.5204 Robins Lane Rob Lane (Newton-le-Willows) Rookery Lane (Rainford) Sankey Street (Earlestown) Scafell Road (Moss Bank) School Lane (Billinge) Scholes Lane Sherdley Road Southworth Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.572 Springfield Lane (Eccleston) St.Helens Road (Eccleston) A.58 St.James road (Eccleston) B.5201 St.James Road (Eccleston) (part) Station Road (Garswood) Station Road (Sutton) Standish Street Stoney Lane (Rainhill) Sutton Heath Road Sutton Road Thatto Heath Road (St.Helens) B.5413 Tithebarn Road (Garswood) Travers Entry (Bold) B.5204 Traverse Street (St.Helens) A.572 (west bound only) Underpass beneath A.580 (Haydock) Union Bank Lane (Bold) Upholland Road (Billinge) B.5205 (part) Page 5 of 6 Vicarage Road (Haydock) A.58 Victoria Road (Billinge) Victoria Road (Newton) Victoria Square Vista Road (Haydock) B.5209 Vista Road (Newton-le-Willows) B.5209 Wargrave Road (Newton-le-Willows) Waring Avenue (Parr) Warrington Road (Rainhill) A.57 Washway Lane (Moss Bank) Waterdale Crescent (Sutton) West End Road (Haydock) A.58 Westfield Street (St.Helens) A.58 Westfield Street (St.Helens) A.572 (eastbound only) Wilmere Lane (Bold) A.568 Winstanley Road (Garswood) Winwick Road (Newton-le-Willows) A.49 Woodlands Road (Moss Bank) Worsley Brow (Sutton) Page 6 of 6 .
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