Cadishead Way Stage 2 - photographs
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 Cadishead Way 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 project involves the building of a 2.4km of single carriageway through difficult ground conditions and will require the construction of a large bridge through a currently disused railway embankment.
Photographs of progress to date are available below, which will be added to on a quarterly basis.
Photographs September 2005
- Sponsored walk attended by local children and residents on September 10th 2005 (29kb)
- Unveiling the train engine at Cadishead Way on September 10th 2005 (25kb)
- The train engine refurbished by Salford City Council, Urban Vision and Birse Civils Ltd. (23kb)
- Unveiling of the plaque by the Mayor James Hunt and Derek Twigg (22kb)
- Cadishead Way Stage 2 scheme plaque at North Bank Bridge (18kb)
- The opening of Cadishead Way by Ian Stewart, Tony Dixon, Derek Twigg, Mayor and Mayoress Hunt
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Quarterly reports are also available to provide more information of the project so far. Also available is information on Community Projects.
This page was last updated on 24 October 2005
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