National Highways is advising drivers to expect delays as one lane remains closed on the M6 northbound between junctions 18 and 19.
The lane closure is due to an infrastructure defect discovered during planned overnight work and is likely to remain in place for some time.
The entry slip road at junction 18 also remains closed.
A specialist engineer has carried out an inspection on land subsidence along the embankment, with repairs underway.
A large, temporary barrier is also being installed for the protection of HGVs while work is completed.
Delays are expected, and road users are advised to plan their journeys and avoid the area at peak times if possible.
Further information is available from National Highways by visiting:
Twitter account @HighwaysNWEST
For urgent real-time assistance, our 24/7 contact centre team is able to provide up-to-the minute information on:
0300 123 5000
Chief Constable Mark Roberts announces retirement
Less than one month to go to the Nantwich Food Festival 2026
Arrest following Sandbach business burglaries
Friends for Leisure Announces A Special Fund-Raising Gala Dinner
Help create a new archive of women’s and girls’ lives this summer
Major upgrade for Cumberland Arena
Planned works at the junction of Congleton Road and Moss Lane in Macclesfield have been cancelled
New campaign aims to inspire next generation of childcare professionals
Residents invited to help shape Cheshire East’s future through Local Plan Community Assembly
Free bus travel for children this August
Successful solar scheme returns to Cheshire East
Extended ‘go-too’ bus service launched
Cheshire East Council publishes councillor allowances
Man charged with sexual offences in Crewe
Macclesfield entrepreneur launches new community helping solo adults meet beyond the dating apps
Knutsford Library Inspires Young Readers with Community Grant
Haslington Launches New Community Defibrillator
East Cheshire Hospice launches More Good Days Summer Appeal
Stoke man jailed for drug dealing in Congleton
Jodrell Bank Statement
Comments
Add a comment