Expect delays as Altrincham Road set to close for three weekends

ALTRINCHAM RD

Drivers are warned to expect delays as one of the main roads into Wilmslow will be closed for three weekends.

Part of the A538 Altrincham Road will be closed on Saturday 16th August, Sunday 17th August, Saturday 30th August, Sunday 31st August, Saturday 6th September and Sunday 7th September. The Bank Holiday weekend will not be affected.

The 1.5km stretch from Hall Road to 50m past Mobberley Road will be closed for resurfacing works from 6pm to 11pm on Saturdays and 8am to 5pm on Sundays, but the road will be fully open outside of these times.

The planned diversion are:

· A538 Altrincham Rd, Wilmslow, through Wilmslow town centre;

· A34 Kingsway, up to Didsbury;

· A6010 Wilbraham Road/Edge Lane, West Didsbury;

· A5103 Princess Road;

· A560 Altrincham Road, Altrincham;

· A5144 Thornley Lane/Delahays Road, Hale;

· A538 Hale Rd;

· A538 Wilmslow Road, under runway tunnels; and

· A538 Altrincham Road.

Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times and access for emergency vehicles and residents will be maintained where possible.

This article was updated at 5pm on Friday 15th August as Cheshire East Council announced the road would be closed between 6pm and 11pm on Saturdays, rather than 8am to 5pm as previously announced.

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Altrincham Road, Road Closures
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Mike O'Rourke
Thursday 14th August 2014 at 11:28 am
Check the map on http://bit.ly/1vLZiZH for all road closures.

Looks like the Styal route will be busy over the weekend.
Steve Williams
Friday 22nd August 2014 at 11:38 am
It clearly is winding some people up.

I had a very irate driver verbally abuse me (four letter words aplenty) as he turned into his workplace at Waters today. He had apparently been held up by the roadworks and was in quite a hurry to get to work. He swung his car across me so I couldn't move ahead and jumped out to hurl his anger at me through the open car window.

Assuming he could act on the road as he pleased and without any indication of any sort might be something Waters doesn't mind. It certainly doesn't endear them to the locality.

I took his details, perhaps I should make them known to the Management of the site. The chap in the vehicle behind me did come and speak at the temporary lights further along Altrincham Road and say that 'you should have punched him on the nose'.

Luckily, I have more about me.