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ROAD CLOSURES – SUNDAY 12 MAY Please read this IMPORTANT information outlining road closures, changed traffic conditions and how residents and businesses are able to travel during the event day. For more information visit www.velobirmingham.com Working together YOUR FRONT ROW SEATS TO VÉLO BIRMINGHAM & MIDLANDS On Sunday May 12, 2019, we’re asking for your support in hosting Vélo Birmingham & Midlands, a major 100 mile closed-road cycling event that will welcome cyclists of all abilities to the Midlands. This is a hugely exciting event and there are countless ways you can get involved, enjoy a great day out and make the most of the celebratory atmosphere throughout the region. We’d like to thank you all in advance for your help and support! The purpose of this letter is to give you more detailed event information to help you plan for the day. You can find more information on our website, including a detailed interactive map, travel advice and local access routes. Please visit www.velobirmingham.com. The Vélo Birmingham & Midlands Team PLAN AHEAD – HOW WILL YOUR TRAVEL BE AFFECTED? You may be affected by road closures associated with Vélo Birmingham & Midlands. Where possible we recommend planning travel ahead. On the day you can also use Google maps or a satellite enabled/live update GPS to navigate around the road closures as the route and road closures will be updated live. In order to ensure the safety of the participants and the general public there will also be parking restrictions in place along the event route. For those affected we advise using local parking locations, your own driveway or alternative roads clear of the route. Whilst the cycling route will be closed to vehicles, pedestrian access via existing defined footpaths and pavements is maintained and we advise all pedestrians to use footpaths and existing crossing points where possible. In some sections of the route there is a lack of suitable footpaths and pedestrian access to the road will be facilitated for access purposes only. Please take extra care when navigating roads along the route and ask an event steward for assistance if you are unsure. CONTACT US We are here to help. If you need any assistance ahead of the event with planned travel or other questions, please contact us on [email protected]. On the day of the event in the case of a personal emergency we can assist on 0121 396 1296. A45 B4455 Bretford Rd Bretford B4453 A5 M6 B4455 A423 M69 A428 A46 A4600 A423 Hinckley Rd Hinckley NUNEATON wy H all Rd Ansty SECTOR 4 SECTOR ew BEDWORTH S A4082 Weddington Ln A428 EXHALL A444 B4113 A445 e a H t h R d Hwy Stonebridge London Rd Foleshill Rd Foleshill A444 B411 A46 A5 END n Rd New L CHAPEL y HARTSHILL Radford Rd le B4102 t B4112 ASTLEY s A429 A fast Rd B4114 lly n o L H ATHERSTONE n Kenilworth Rd Kenilworth L k Holyhead Rd Ln Hearsall Ansley Rd r k r B4102 a a P s d k P n END R o ll M i H A45 CHURCH l al W B4116 n 3 SECTOR L d n R FILLONGLEY e rth e o r w m COVENTRY n a G T L s Coleshill Rd Coleshill t e t i B4098 Meriden Rd Meriden v MOOR n e CORLEY o D t Nuneaton Rd Nuneaton A452 s SECTOR 5 SECTOR r e n L n KENILWORTH h L t s r’ B4116 t A e s B4102 BERKSWELL c i e n Ln Waste Sp g erkswe l Rd g MERIDEN B l u r T HURLEY END WOOD n L y l l M6 o B4098 H A4177 www.velobirmingham.com SECTOR 2 SECTOR d A45 R Rd Church n y L t r n n R h o ve d Co i t A452 BALSALL a c i t END M42 B4098 w S COMMON A51 d l d O R B4102 Balsall St Balsall CHADWICK e h t y l B SECTOR 6 SECTOR A4141 n A446 L g Warwick Rd n i s i M42 KINGSBURY R d R d o COLESHILL Ln Bickenhill o w KNOWLE k c a M42 P n L M6 s k B4101 o A4141 o C Hampton Ln Hampton M6 TOLL SECTOR 1 SECTOR A4097 d A41 R s DORRIDGE B4114 e A45 r e T x d o R Lode Ln B s y HEATH A452 a A38 A3400 r HOCKLEY B M40 M42 B4148 Stoney Ln SOLIHULL A34 B4148 B4102 A4040 Warwick Rd M6 A453 A452 Bromford Ln Streetsbrook Rd n T worth L Fox Hollies Rd Hollies Fox an 0121 396 1296 Sutton Rd Sutton B4128 GREEN SHIRLEY Jockey Rd Jockey BORDESLEY A45 Washwood Heath Rd B4531 n L BIRMINGHAM A47 Brook Ln e l o 7 SECTOR p A453 y a M B4217 (M) A38 B4138 KING’S HEATH A435 Alcester Rd Alcester n By-Pass Hollywood A4400 A435 L A4041 s l l e B M42 B4144 Lee Bank Middleway Rd Pershore A34 Church Rd KING’S A457 NORTON B4124 Linden Rd A4040 Oxhill Rd Rd Redditch A41 B4129 A4040 Rd Bristol A456 REDDITCH City Rd City [email protected] A441 Lordswood Rd A38 W A4148 A4030 d B4096 M5 R Court Oak Rd B4121 y SMETHWICK e l West Blvd g a Thimblemill Rd H n REDNAL B4169 L y r n Wolverhampton Rd n e L L b d n A4123 l u e e re i R WEST WEST G QUINTON F h M6 Leac Howley 8 SECTOR FRANKLEY BROMWICH Grange Rd M5 ACCESS ROUTES ROAD CLOSURE KEY AN INTERACTIVE MAP OF THE ROUTE IS AVAILABLE ON WWW.VELOBIRMINGHAM.COM. Please note that the following roads will remain OPEN A4444 SECTOR 9 SECTOR A456 04:45-10:30 06:30-13:30 for normal traffic throughout the road closure period: 1 Bordesley Circus Roundabout CATSHILL 4 Ring Rd (Clockwise) 7 07:15-16:45 KEY ROUTES AVAILABLE • A45 westbound. 05:25-08:45 07:00-13:15 ACROSS THE CYCLING HALESOWEN 8 08:15-18:00 • Coventry ring road anticlockwise (A4053). 2 05:30-11:30 5 07:00-14:45 ROUTE THROUGHOUT • A456 Hagley Rd eastbound as far as 9 08:15-19:00 THE DAY Bearwood (A4030). 3 05:30-12:30 6 07:15-15:45 • Lee Bank Middleway (A4540) eastbound. Newhall St A457 Livery St A47 Whitacre Rd Bull St Charlotte St Churchhill Rd Fleet St Dale End Colonial Rd Botha Rd Fordrough Ln Pretoria Rd A4400 Burbidge Rd B4114 A4540 Edward St Cobham Rd Garrison Ln New Canal St Ronald Rd Witton St Temple St High St MOOR ST Morville St St Vincent St Corporation St Sheepcote St STATION S Denbigh St ay t A sw nd n r Third Ave NEW ST w e THE BULL Liverpool St e e ’ STATION s u RING Navigation St Imperial Rd R Q BORDESLEY d BIRMINGHAM Cattell Rd A38 k Meriden St Ladywood Middleway o Milk St Granville St ro Oxford St GREEN allb BIRMINGHAM Sm CITY F.C BORDESLEY Tilton Rd Gough St CHINESE Heath Mill Ln Green Ln Bishopsgate St SMALL Burlington Rd QUARTER Bordesley HEATH Rea St Circus B4128 Little Green Ln Bath Row Arthur St Hugh Rd Floyer Rd Hagley Rd Birchall St Grange Rd Kenelm Rd Kingscli Rd Great Colemore St Rd Whitmore B4145 Wrentham St Lombard St Harborne Rd B4100 Somerville Rd Monica Rd A4540 L Bishop St Sampson Rd N ee B Camelot Way a Alcester St Cyrill Rd nk M Leopold St Charles Rd i ddle Bissell St way Charles Henry St Bolton Rd Glovers Rd Mansel Rd Dora Rd Gooch St South Rd A45 Aubrey Rd Calthorpe Rd Coventry Rd St Benedicts Rd Charlotte Rd Ryland Rd Heather Rd Conybere St A4540 Wheeleys Rd Belgrave Carpenter Rd Interchange Spring Rd Poets Montgomery St Corner Sherbourne Rd Church Rd Dolobran Rd Farm Rd Tennyson Rd Belgravia Cl Kyrwicks Ln Malmesbury Rd Wellington Rd Princess Rd Oldknow Rd A441 Talbot Way Alexandra Rd Armoury Rd A38 A4167 Ombersley Rd A34 EDGBASTON Abbotsford Rd Oldfield Rd Barrows Rd Cheddar Rd d Kings Rd R Lincoln St SPARKBROOK s r e Edward Rd Newfield Rd Queen St Tomey Rd d Please note that the following roads will remain n Fynford Rd Peel St u 04:45-10:30 a 1 S Dorset Rd OPEN throughout the road closure period: e Eastwood Rd A41 c Hertford St BordesleyHendon Rd Circus Heath Cres Redesdale Ave en • A45 westbound. Valley Rd EDGBASTONwr Randle St George Eliot Rd Hopkins Rd CRICKETLa RADFORD Roundabout 05:25-08:45 Mulliner St BALSALL Ox Cl Samuel Rd Trensale Ave GROUND • A456 Hagley Rd eastbound as far as Carroll Cres Cannon Hill Rd Somerset Rd Waterman Rd HEATH George St A435 Brighton Rd Eagle St Bearwood (A4030). Common Way Ellys Rd Widdrington Rd Ena Rd Aldbourne Rd 9 08:15-19:00 Smith St Red Ln Barker’s Butts Ln useway • Lee Bank Middleway (A4540) eastbound. Wyken Way Ca Aintree Cl B4146 Paxton Rd r Swancroft Rd te Browett Rd Durham Rd s Lea Rd s Dark Ln e L Foleshill Rd c a e m Fowler Rd Taunton Rd i Gun Ln m r Bridgeman Rd e Alliance Way a L s C Fernley Rd R t Sandy Ln Esme Rd Eagle St E George St d n Augusta Rd o Cole Ct Hewitt Ave m St Nicholas St T u h a e e C B4098 Croft Pinner’s B h Swan Ln Alfall Rd Cambridge St an s Freehold St HowardBISHOPSGATE St COVENTRYtrie Mercer Ave t Wright St S GREEN North St Byron St Rd Iden S UPPER ln t o Bath St tanier A ve C Linc B4110 S Coundon Rd o STOKE Draper’s Fields Clifton St Blythe Rd Coundon St lu B4119 B4109 ou Swanswell St r gh Rd m o Trentham Rd b Craners Rd le b Adderley St idd a M 's Leopold Rd C l Avon St Alfred Rd St Milton SPON A4053 Abbotts Ln Bird St END Bishop St Heath Rd Stratford St Clay Ln BARRAS Tower St Berry St Stoke Row Holyhead Rd Primrose Hill St Charles St Goring Rd Cook St HEATH Cumbria Cl Waveley Rd Shakespeare St Spon End Nelson St Caludon Rd Dane Rd Chapel St Thackhall St Hales St Colchester St Vine St Hastings Rd Broomfield Pl Upper Spon St Hill St Fairfax St Canterbury St t S Raglan St l D l Richmond St Trinity St a a V x h Brighton St w Spon St au Swan Ln e Barras Ln Corporation St s Roman Rd East St Chandos St Smithford Way Paynes Ln C Wren St l Alma St Britannia St Meadow St Cope St Villiers St IKEA Shakleton Rd High St PLANET COVENTRY Priory St Read St A4600 ICE CATHEDRAL Lansdowne St Brays Ln St Michael’s Rd d South St R West St Oxford St r THE Hood St e Market Way B4101 Croft Rd Rov HUB Argyll St Cox St Queen Victoria Rd Earl St A4600 d Walsgrave Rd Hamilton Rd R Greyfriars Ln s Druid Rd New Union St Much Park St ’ Whitefriars St St n An Enfield Rd Far Gosford St Harefield Rd Queens Rd Ln Church Bedford St Bramble St Dean St Gordon St Gosford St A428 A444 A4053 Harley St r North Ave D Little ParkSt St Johns St Albany Rd e B4544 us Gresham St Brays Ln Regent St Westminster Rd o East Ave Carmelite Rd H r o Central Ave n Clara St Winifred Ave a M Gulson Rd South Ave Short St Beaconsfield Rd Strathmore Ave David Rd Binley Rd Manor Rd Seagrave Rd St George’s Rd B4110 Spencer Ave Park Rd 06:30-13:30Deasy Rd PleaseNorthfield note Rd that the Coventry ring road A429 Rd Eaton 4 Ring Rd (Clockwise) 07:00-13:15 anticlockwise (A4053) will remain OPEN Harper Rd Harper Irving Rd Hugh Rd Puma Way Firedrake Croft Bull’s Head Ln 5 07:00-14:45 throughout the road closure period.
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