The first phase of the North West Crewe Package works on the A530 between Pyms Lane and Smithy Lane is now complete, and this section of the road will reopen on Saturday 18 February.
Further construction work on a second section of the A530 – between Smithy Lane and Flowers Lane – will begin soon and will involve an initial phase of works under two-way signal control. These works will run from the end of February through to early summer.
This will then be followed by a full road closure of this section of the road for approximately nine weeks to allow the northern junction to be built.
Further information on construction progress, traffic management measures and diversion routes will be updated on our website.
Residents can also be kept up to date by subscribing to our regular newsletters dedicated to the scheme.
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