TWO major city centre car parks will be closed 'all day' during a Worcester City Run as a reminder is issued ahead of the event which will see thousands of runners arrive.
Both the Cattlemarket and Croft Road car parks will be closed on Saturday and Sunday, Worcester City Council has confirmed.
"Apologies for any inconvenience," said a city council spokesperson.
We have previously reported that there will be 43 road closures in place on Sunday, September 17 to allow for the Worcester 10K and Worcester Half Marathon.
Thousands of runners will be on the city’s streets for both events, with the Worcester City Runs programme starting on Saturday (September 16) with Paula Radcliffe’s Families on Track event at Worcester Racecourse.
Road closures for Worcester City Run
Grandstand Road
North Quay
Croft Road
Worcester Bridge (both east and west carriageways)
Hylton Road
Tybridge Street
New Road
Bridge Street
All Saints Road
Dolday
The Butts
Farrier Street
Castle Street
Foregate Street
The Foregate
Angel Street
Angel Place
Angel Row
Broad Street (from its junction with Angel Place to Deansway)
High Street
St Swithin’s Street
Mealcheapen Street
New Street
Friar Street
College Street
Deansway
Quay Street
Kleve Walk
Severn Way
Portland Walk
Mill Street
Diglis Road
Basin Road (from Layland Walk junction to Crossley Road Junction)
Diglis Dock Road (from Diglis Dock to Navigation Road junction)
Navigation Road
Diglis Footbridge
Bromwich Parade
North Parade
Himbleton Road
Fern Road (from the junction with Comer Gardens to Himbleton Road)
Comer Gardens
Oldbury Road (from its junction with Henwick Road to its junction with Comer Gardens)
Henwick Road (from its junction with Hylton Road to the junction with Oldbury Road).
It is expected that the closures will be required from 8am to 1pm with Croft Road and Grandstand Road from 5am hours to 4pm.
Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times and vehicular access to properties will be maintained where practicable for each event and traffic management will be subject to police determination for all closures.
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