Cadishead Way Stage 2 - quarterly reports
Cadishead Way Bypass opened Friday 16 September 2005 - 35 weeks ahead of schedule and well within budget.
The project commenced in February 2004 and was schedule to take 120 weeks to complete, however, due to re-sequencing of the works the Bypass will be completed within 85 weeks.
The Bypass will ease congestion by diverting traffic away from the centre of Cadishead and providing an alternative route to the A57 Liverpool Road, between Brinell Drive, Irlam and Salford’s boundary with Warrington at Glazebrook.
The photographs (link below) show some of the progress made. Quarterly updates are published to keep you informed of the progress.
Photographs
showing visible progress of the project to date are also available.
Also available is
information on the different community projects.
Downloadable documents
- Quarterly report September 2005 (Adobe PDF format, 175kb)
- Quarterly report July 2005 (Adobe PDF format, 140kb)
- Quarterly report April 2005 (Adobe PDF format, 194kb)
- Quarterly report January 2005 (Adobe PDF format, 99kb)
- Quarterly report October 2004 (Adobe PDF format, 100kb)
- Quarterly report July 2004 (Adobe PDF format, 134kb)
- Quarterly report April 2004 (Adobe PDF format, 134kb)
If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
This page was last updated on 24 October 2008
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