THE Women's Tour of Britain comes to a Cheshire town next month.
Some of the best women cyclists in the world will compete as Warrington hosts the third stage of the event on Saturday, June 8.
The race leaves the Golden Gates around 11am with the finish back in the town centre, expected to be around 2.15pm.
The route will see riders heading out down Chester Road by Walton Gardens and out to Macclesfield before returning through Knutsford and then through the likes of Appleton and Stockton Heath, over the Cantilever Bridge and then through Latchford and Kingsway.
So plenty of roads will be closed.
Here is a list of which roads are closed and when on the day.
Closed between 3.30am and 8pm
Sankey Street from Parker Street to Bold Street;
Legh Street from Bath Street to Sankey Street;
Bold Street from Sankey Street to Palmyra Square South;
Arpley Street from Sankey Street for 70m in a southerly direction;
Hanover Street from Arpley Street to Winmarleigh Street;
Museum Street from Arpley Street to Winmarleigh Street;
Winmarleigh Street from Sankey Street to Museum Street;
Springfield Street Passageway gable of 1;
Springfield Street Passageway rear of 1 to15;
Palmyra Sq South from Winmarleigh Street to Bold Street;
Palmyra Square North from Springfield Street to Bold Street;
Springfield Street from Sankey Street to Palmyra Sq South.
The map of the route
Closed between 10.30am to 11.30am
Slutchers Lane from Wilson Patten Street to Chester Road;
Chester Road from Slutchers Lane to Old Chester Road;
Old Chester Road from Chester Road to Warrington Road;
Warrington Road from Old Chester Road to Hatton Lane;
Hatton Lane from Warrington Road to Pillmoss Lane;
Pillmoss Lane from Hatton Lane to the borough boundary with Cheshire West & Chester.
Closed between 10.30am to 11.30am and 12.45pm to 3.15pm
Sankey Way from Priestley Street to Liverpool Road;
Liverpool Road from Sankey Way to Sankey Street;
Parker Street from Sankey Street to Wilson Patten Street;
Wilson Patten Street from Parker Street to Slutchers Lane.
Closed between 1pm to 2:45pm
Barleycastle Lane from the borough boundary with Cheshire East to Grappenhall Lane;
Grappenhall Lane from Barleycastle Road to Lumb Brook Road;
Lumb Brook Road from Grappenhall Lane to Chester Road;
Chester Road from Lumb Brook Road to Ackers Road;
Ackers Road from Chester Road to Hunts Lane;
Hunts Lane from Ackers Road to Knutsford Road;
Cantilever south west approach from Ackers Road to Cantilever south east approach;
Cantilever south east approach from Cantilever south west approach to Cantilever Bridge;
Cantilever Bridge from Cantilever south east approach to Cantilever north west approach;
Cantilever north west approach from Cantilever Bridge to Station Road;
Station Road from Wash Lane to Knutsford Road;
Knutsford Road from Station Road to Kingsway South;
Knutsford Road from side of No 715 to Thelwall Lane;
Thelwall Lane from Knutsford Road to Kingsway South;
Kingsway South from Knutsford Road to Kingsway North;
Kingsway North from Kingsway South to Manchester Road;
Manchester Road from Kingsway North to Cockhedge Green;
Padgate Lane from Manchester Road to Marsh House Lane;
Cockhedge Green for its entire length;
Brick Street from Cockhedge Green to Fennel Street;
Fennel Street from Brick Street to Church Street;
Church Street from Farrell Street to Manchester Road;
Midland Way from Cockhedge Green to Froghall Lane;
Froghall Lane from Bewsey Road to Priestley Street;
Crosfield Street from Midland Way to Sankey Street;
Priestley Street from Froghall Lane to Sankey Way.
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