More roadworks in town centre

2:00pm Monday 11th March 2013 in News

More roadworks in town centre More roadworks in town centre

THERE will be another headache for motorists as work to resurface Rylands Steet, Suez Street and a section of Cairo Street in the Cultural Quarter has started.

The road and footpaths will both be renewed in the same manner as nearby Museum and Bold Street and is expected to take until the end of May.

Work will be carried out between 9am and 5pm from Monday to Friday and diversions will be in place.

The council has said pedestrian access will be maintained as far as possible and bus services will be affected but equipment will be cleared away before the 20th anniversary bombing civic event on Saturday.

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Sameoldsameold says...
3:21pm Mon 11 Mar 13

Any plans for Padgate Lane, it's an absolute joke, even more so when they were doing Manchester Road last week, and that's nowhere near as dangerous as Padgate Lane is at the moment, need to get their priorities right.

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Sameoldsameold says...
3:22pm Mon 11 Mar 13

Any plans for Padgate Lane, it's an absolute joke, even more so when they were doing Manchester Road last week, and that's nowhere near as dangerous as Padgate Lane is at the moment, need to get their priorities right.

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Potholes & litter says...
6:23pm Mon 11 Mar 13

The roads in warrington are shocking and getting worse.
Anyone tried driving down froghall lane near the 3 pigeons pub :( you have to grit your bloody teeth and hope for the best..

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mattlister says...
8:04pm Mon 11 Mar 13

A huge number of years overdue, I've lost count of the number of times I've been on the buses that rattle while going around those streets.

I agree with "Potholes & litter" that Froghall Lane plus Tanners Lane are terrible, and being simply patched up rather than fully renewed has made it worse. The roads around there should have been fully renewed when The Halliwell Jones was being built.

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hedgey says...
9:06pm Mon 11 Mar 13

shouldnt cause too much chaos as rylands st is a buses and access only restricted

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widnesman says...
10:54pm Mon 11 Mar 13

"THE CULTURAL QUARTER?"

The BBC broadcaster. Stuart Maconie, visited Warrington a few years ago whilst researching for a book he was writing.

He commented that all he could find of Warrington,s Cultural Quarter, was the sign outside Bank Quay Station that pointed to it!!

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pioneer1 says...
7:59am Tue 12 Mar 13

i cant believe st pattern street still has not been completely resurfaced the entire length is horrific!

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