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20 August 2018
BARTON SQUARE – TRAFFORD CENTRE TO PARKWAY BRIDGE
FRIDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER (midnight) to MONDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER 6am
Notice is hereby given that due to essential construction works.
The Bridgewater Canal Towpath will be closed.
This work is being carried outON BEHALF TRANSPORT FOR GREATER MANCHESTER
THE CANAL WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR NAVIGATION BUT PASSAGE THROUGH THIS AREA WILL BE CONTROLED.
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTUCTIONS FROM THE SAFETY MARSHALS.
To maintain safety, boaters, pedestrians & cyclists traveling in between Barton Aqueduct and Waters Meet are asked to be vigilant and obey signs and instructions in the immediate vicinity of the works.
The Company regrets any inconvenience that these necessary works may cause.
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0161 629 8200
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info@bridgewatercanal.co.uk
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