The six storey high Steel House which can be seen from the A1085 Redcar Trunk Road was once the buzzing administrative hub for British Steel on Teesside and successors Corus and SSI UK, where top executives would meet.

It was later mothballed after the closure of the Redcar steelworks in 2015 with one of its last acts hosting local taskforce representatives attempting to find work and training opportunities for those who were employed there.

The South Tees Development Corporation (STDC) said Steel House had “not been forgotten” and its future remained under review, taking account of market conditions, demand for office space, and overall viability. 

Meanwhile, at a recent meeting, members of the growth scrutiny committee at Redcar and Cleveland Council were similarly told that no development had commenced due to “viability challenges and changes in office demand”.

In February 2021 Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen said it was a “no brainer that Steel House should be saved” and welcomed plans to transform the building.

An announcement promised a new look keeping the original structure intact, but adding “dramatic cladding, artificial external lighting and additional windows and light wells…to bring it into the 21st century, signalling the cutting-edge industries the site will attract”.

The intention was to provide new office space along with services for people based at Teesworks, including a creche, coffee shop and gym, while the surrounding landscape would be “carefully redeveloped to provide impressive scenic grounds that will incorporate areas for outdoor eating, relaxation and exercise”.

In June of that year Mr Houchen was pictured with workers tasked with stripping out the building and removing more than 3,500 pieces of redundant furniture and equipment in order that the condition of the building could be investigated ahead of further remediation.

Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen pictured in 2021 with staff working on the Steel House revamp. Picture/credit: Ian Cooper/Teesside Live. Free for use for all LDRS partners.

The first tenants were predicted to move into the newly refurbished building within 18 to 24 months.

The mayor said it would “wow investors” looking to base themselves at Teesworks.

The 240,000 square feet Steel House, which was first opened in 1978, is situated only a short distance away from the main entrance to Teesworks and also a new park and ride facility that has been built to serve the reclaimed steelworks site.

The Local Democracy Reporting Service asked the STDC, which is responsible for the economic regeneration of the South Tees area, whether there were continued costs associated with maintaining and securing the imposing building, and whether a case could be made out for its demolition.

A spokesman said: “The building itself has already been taken back to a bare structural shell as part of earlier works. 

The former boardroom at Steel House. Picture/credit: Ian Cooper/Teesside Live. Free for use for all LDRS partners.

“As a result, there are no direct ongoing costs associated with maintaining its internal fabric, and there are no standalone security costs specific to Steel House. 

“It sits within the wider Teesworks estate and is covered by existing estate‑wide security arrangements.”

The spokesman added: “Steel House remains part of the wider Teesworks estate, and while redevelopment options have been considered previously, it is not currently within our immediate delivery programme.

 “Our focus is firmly on progressing a number of significant inward investment opportunities across Teesworks that will deliver substantial economic impact in terms of jobs, industrial activity, and long‑term regeneration. 

“These opportunities necessarily take priority at this stage.

 “That said, Steel House has not been forgotten. 

“We continue to keep its future under review as part of the ongoing evolution of the Teesworks masterplan, taking account of market conditions, demand for office space, and overall viability. 

“All options remain open and will be considered at the appropriate time.”

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tyra Banks has filed a defamation lawsuit against Netflix and the directors of its docuseries “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model,” alleging that the producers stripped down hours of interview footage to construct a false narrative.

In the lawsuit filed Saturday in Los Angeles federal court, the model who created and hosted “America’s Next Top Model” said she was interviewed for 3 ½ hours, during which she took responsibility for some of the show’s controversial decisions. Those interviews were edited down to 16 minutes and manipulated “to support a false and defamatory narrative unrelated to what she actually expressed,” the lawsuit said.

“The accountability Ms. Banks took ended up on the cutting room floor. It was there, but viewers were never given the opportunity to see it,” her lawyers wrote.

Banks is seeking damages in her lawsuit against Netflix, the directors Daniel Sivan and Mor Loushy and EverWonder Studio. She’s also seeking an injunction barring the use of her image in connection with the docuseries’ soundtrack, released as an album.

Emails seeking comments were sent Sunday to the defendants’ representatives.

“America’s Next Top Model” launched in 2003 and ran for 24 seasons. In recent years, the reality competition series has undergone a critical reevaluation over accusations of body shaming, manipulation of contestants and problematic photoshoots. Banks has previously addressed those criticisms, acknowledging “the insensitivity of past ANTM moments” and “some really off choices.”

The lawsuit contends that the producers of the Netflix docuseries used “selective editing, deliberate omission, and surgical manipulation of continuous footage” to formulate a narrative that Banks allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted on the show, used the contestant’s trauma to drum up ratings and then couldn’t remember it when asked during the interviews.

“Defendants edited the Netflix Series to make it appear that Ms. Banks knew she was being asked about a sexual assault and was intentionally trying to evade the topic,” the lawsuit stated, contending that Banks hadn’t been told — or asked — about the assault during the interview.

Banks’ lawyers wrote that she wasn’t permitted to review the docuseries until a day before its Feb. 16 release. According to the lawsuit, she had not been contacted for fact-checking after her interviews, and was not given an opportunity to respond to accusations from other participants. Other judges from the show, including one her lawyers contend holds a grudge against Banks, consulted on the docuseries.

“Had Ms. Banks known these individuals were so deeply involved in the formulation of the Netflix Series, also serving as consultants shaping the editorial direction, and that she had been excluded from such a role, it would have raised a red flag,” the lawsuit read. “She would have known she was being set up. She would not have participated.”

Banks’ lawyers reached out to Netflix in March to request access to the full footage of her interviews. Netflix and EverWonder denied that request, according to the lawsuit. Since the docuseries’ release, public reaction has been “swift, harsh, and directed squarely at Ms. Banks” — even SMiZE & DREAM, her ice cream shop in Sydney, Australia, has been subject to review bombing on Google, the lawsuit read.

The Associated Press sent an email seeking further detail from Banks’ lawyers and representatives on Sunday.

“Every other conversation about ANTM’s legacy — including the candid reflection Ms. Banks came prepared to have — is now drowned out by an accusation she was never given the chance to answer,” her lawyers wrote. “This lawsuit is that answer — particularly after her efforts to resolve the matter directly with Netflix and the producers were refused.”

The rare, annual Gemini New Moon is in alignment with Uranus, which also connects with Venus. Everything feels charming and romantic today.

Taurus, Virgo and Pisces, your ideas and creative energy are flowing. Lean into artistic and thought-provoking pursuits.

This specific and unique lunation creates a previously unseen energy that could lead to unexpected events. Stay on your toes.

Ahead, you’ll find all star signs’ horoscopes for today: Monday June 15, 2026.

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Aries

March 21 to April 20

Communications are highlighted, with a vibrant Gemini lunation. If you have ideas you cherish, now is the time to enthusiastically share them. This could be through local interests and connections, or online. Your mind is alert, but nimble ideas need a context, so stay in touch with the feelings behind these, not just the bright spark and reactions they create.

Head here for everything you need to know about being an Aries

Taurus

April 21 to May 21

You can come up with inventive ideas today and earn additional income. This could be selling off items you no longer use, and decluttering in the process, or turning a home interest into a fledgling enterprise. Doing something creative like this can also be good for your sense of self. Your talent for home cooking can also see you rustling up some delicious new dishes.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Taurus

Gemini

May 22 to June 21

Today’s annual Gemini New Moon features a special guest appearance from the innovator Uranus, who, in turn, links in a sparkling alliance with the charming Venus. This gives you an absolutely amazing platform to embrace and believe in your uniqueness. New projects can crackle with vibrant brilliance, and ongoing strands can be supercharged with fresh verve.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Gemini

Cancer

June 22 to July 23

Your nurturing and healing instincts are given a charge of energy by today’s Sun/Moon conjunction in Gemini. This combination can trigger a fascination with deeper discovery over the next month about the benefits of meditation, positive thought, peaceful retreat, and gentle holistic approaches. Even if these have fascinated in the past, a fresh look can offer new insights.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Cancer

Leo

July 24 to August 23

The charming Venus, newly arrived in your sign, links up with the unique, truth-seeking Uranus today. Along with a vibrant New Moon, this can trigger a desire to connect with one special person or a group inspired by a cause. This may be in the pursuit of full-on fun, around a shared interest, or a higher purpose, but a very special connection can follow.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Leo

Virgo

August 24 to September 23

The New Moon may capture people’s imagination today, and for you, it can get you thinking about your goals and ambitions. Yet a deeper look at your Solar Chart shows that your ruler, Mercury, is set to link positively with the drive of Mars. So as much as a job change may be on your mind, what you may really yearn for is new, wider, and more adventurous vistas.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Virgo

Libra

September 24 to October 23

If you have yet to finalise plans for a vacation, today’s Lunar phase is a fine time to get the celestial ball rolling. Variety is the spice of life, so it’s said, but this old maxim could really resonate with you. Even if a break is not the pressing priority, changing things up across your whole life can spark renewed enthusiasm and purpose. Look to release all that’s stale or stuck.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Libra

Scorpio

October 24 to November 22

Scorpio people are often astute at managing resources and can be very successful in business, finance, banking, and insurance. Today’s New Moon gives the chance to assess your personal situation and see if there are any new opportunities for you to embrace. You can often see new trends, and a friendship with a shrewd friend can tease out an idea that intrigues you.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Scorpio

Sagittarius

November 23 to December 21

We can pick up and draw to us both positive and more challenging planetary influences. Today’s lunar phase is in your sector of connections. So, if you set your intentions to attract someone new, how would you feel if it happened? Triumphant if you met someone delightful, or downcast if not? Either way, you will have helped to create the opportunity, whatever the outcome.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Sagittarius

Capricorn

December 22 to January 21

Being virtuous is not an easy choice. Embracing life’s more enjoyable strands is definitely a lot more fun. And yet the constant pursuit of pleasure can lose its allure, rather like eating too many sweets when we were kids. Today’s New Moon gives you a chance to refocus on life’s essentials, and, as an earth sign and often an achiever, you can soon embrace the program!

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Capricorn

Aquarius

January 22 to February 19

Each New Moon has a unique identity. However, this year’s in your fellow air sign of Gemini, often promising for you personally, absolutely sparkles with potential. This is because your co-ruler, Uranus, also aligns with the captivating energies of Venus in your zone of relating. If you have a date or meet someone new socially or personally, your timing is perfect.

Head here for everything you need to know about being an Aquarius

Pisces

February 20 to March 20

If you are a home lover, your appreciation of your abode can reach new heights over the next month. This may be because you add features, tend to your garden, or hold a gathering of loved ones. If your space is more functional for you, it could now become a powerhouse of inspired activity, particularly if you are a maker or creator, with fresh approaches calling out.

Head here for everything you need to know about being a Pisces

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Neighbours on Dunmail Close and Semington View say they’ve been ‘passed from pillar to post, as no one wants to take accountability’ for the approximately one-foot-deep road hazard. The hole first appeared in March last year, after a sewage system under the road collapsed.

While the council has put up warning signs around the cavity, it says the internal repairs are not the council’s responsibility. However, United Utilities, which tends to manage the sewage system in the area, claims that, due to uncompleted paperwork, the sewage system was never adopted by the water company and is technically the responsibility of Bloor Homes. The housing firm first constructed the estate just under 10 years ago.

Dunmail Close / Semington View sinkhole in Walkden (Image: LDRS)

Bloor Homes did not respond to a request for comment.

In the meantime, residents say they’ve been left with a ‘very worrying’ problem.

“It seems to be getting deeper,” one neighbour, who did not wish to be named, said. “I’m quite concerned because there are a lot of kids in this area, and you have a lot of cars driving past the sinkhole to get to the cul-de-sac at the end of Semington View. We’ve also been told the sewers are about five metres below ground… It feels like it’s only a matter of time before something bad happens.”

Another resident, who also did not wish to be named but lives very close to the hole on the cul-de-sac, added: “No one wants to take responsibility. It’s been there so long, we literally celebrated a birthday for it a couple of months ago. The council at one stage even suggested the residents on the cul-de-sac foot the bill for the repairs – but it’s not like we had any role in building it 10 years ago. It seems very unfair.”

Dunmail Close / Semington View sinkhole in Walkden (Image: LDRS)

Local MP Yasmin Qureshi has also become involved in the issue, stating: “Residents on Dunmail Close, Semington View and the surrounding streets are right to be angry. This sinkhole has blighted their lives for over a year, with no resolution in sight and no organisation willing to take responsibility for fixing it.”

The MP has demanded a meeting between Bloor Homes, Salford City Council and United Utilities to come up with a ‘clear timescale’ for fixing this issue at no cost to residents.

“So far, only United Utilities have responded, and they insist it is not their responsibility, as the sewers remain unadopted.

“This is not just about who is liable. It is a matter of public safety. The sinkhole sits on a bend in a public road, with reported near misses involving vehicles and ongoing risk to pedestrians, and residents have told me their fences have been struck multiple times.

“I am urging all four parties to come together and resolve this now, before further damage is caused or someone is seriously hurt.”

A spokesperson for Salford City Council says they have taken steps to secure the area, adding: “Investigations established that the underlying problem relates to a collapsed sewer serving a small number of properties. The council does not own or maintain private sewer infrastructure and officers have continued to support affected residents, actively engaging with United Utilities, the developer and other relevant parties to secure a permanent solution.

“Public safety remains our priority, and we continue to monitor the location to ensure any immediate risks are managed.”

A United Utilities spokesperson said: “The impacted sewer line on this estate remains under private ownership and is not part of our network.

“We have offered our support to residents on the next steps available to them.”

President Donald Trump’s UFC event at the White House has been delayed as the Washington, D.C., area braces for intense weather this evening.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of Washington and the surrounding states until 11 p.m. local time, with forecasters warning of possible hail, wind gusts up to 70 mph and frequent lightning. The fights will now kick off at 9 p.m. local time, an hour later than expected, due to weather concerns, according to NBC News.

In response to reports of poor weather, the White House Rapid Response team declared the celebrations would continue “rain or shine.”

More than 4,000 people will gather in a massive arena on the White House’s South Lawn for tonight’s UFC event, which also falls on the president’s 80th birthday. Another 120,000 spectators are expected to attend a watch party at the Ellipse, a 52-acre park just south of the White House.

All 14 fighters successfully made weight Saturday during ceremonial weigh-ins at the Ellipse. Following their official morning weigh-ins, the athletes took the stage in front of thousands of fans.

Earlier this week, the Public Integrity Project filed a lawsuit attempting to stop the UFC event, which it called “deeply corrupt.” A federal judge declined to block the event in a ruling issued Friday.

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Several Trump administration officials, including Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, have arrived at the White House for tonight’s UFC event.

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Katie Hawkinson14 June 2026 23:50

Schedule update: UFC fights to kick off hour later than expected

Tonight’s fights at the White House will now kick off at 9 p.m. local time, an hour later than expected, due to weather concerns, according to NBC News.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 11 p.m. local time, with forecasters warning of possible hail, wind gusts up to 70 mph and frequent lightning.

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In pictures: Protest forms near White House ahead of UFC event

Protesters have gathered near the White House to protest the Trump administration ahead of tonight’s UFC event.

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Eric Trump jokes ‘UFC started early’ as he posts photo from White House

Eric Trump, the president’s second son, shared another post on X ahead of tonight’s UFC event at the White House

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Katie Hawkinson14 June 2026 22:53

Severe thunderstorm watch issued for DC area

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the District of Columbia, parts of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, in effect until 11 p.m. EDT tonight.

Jasmine Fernández14 June 2026 22:25

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Eric Trump shares view of White House UFC arena from the roof

With just hours to go before the event, Eric Trump took to X to share an exclusive, bird’s-eye view of the massive setup from the top of the White House.

Panning his camera across the South Lawn, his video captures the full scale of the towering UFC arena built for tonight’s matches.

“Alright guys, UFC starts in a couple hours, here’s what it looks like from the top of the White House,” he says in the clip. He also points out the construction site on the grounds, calling attention to the “cranes over there for construction of the brand new ballroom.”

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Jasmine Fernández14 June 2026 21:53

Guests arrive at White House in full patriotic and UFC gear for fight night

The crowd has begun arriving at the White House for tonight’s UFC Freedom 250 card. Guests waiting in line to get onto the grounds are sporting everything from American flag overalls and MAGA gear to custom combat shirts blending UFC logos with America 250 themes.

As the anticipation builds outside the massive “Claw” arena, enthusiastic chants of “USA! USA!” are breaking out among attendees.

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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. targets ‘Red 40’ in UFC post

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared a photo of himself on X physically punching a UFC-style fighter digitally labeled “Red 40.”

Jasmine Fernández14 June 2026 21:19

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Satellite images reveal massive UFC cage structure on the White House lawn

A newly released satellite image from Vantor Technologies captures the sheer scale of the “UFC Freedom 250” arena, code-named “The Claw,” sprawling across the South Lawn of the White House. The 92-foot-tall, 600-ton steel superstructure completely dominates the grounds, ready to host tonight’s historic card as part of the country’s 250th anniversary celebrations — and the president’s 80th birthday.

The high-resolution overhead view also vividly captures the wider, ongoing transformation of the executive mansion. The imagery clearly shows the intense demolition site where the East Wing once stood, now completely cleared to make way for the construction of Trump’s massive new $400 million White House ballroom.

Jasmine Fernández14 June 2026 20:30

Both sides declared ‘the immediate and permanent termination of military operations’

A peace deal between the US and Iran has been reached. This was confirmed by Pakistan and the President of the United States Donald Trump on Sunday (June 14).

Trump said the Strait of Hormuz oil and gas shipping route were to be reopened without tolls.

Mr Trump wrote on Truth Social: “The Deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete,” he writes on Truth Social.

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“I hereby fully authorize the toll free opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and, simultaneously herewith, authorize the immediate removal of the United States Naval blockade,” he says. Ships of the World, start your engines. Let the oil flow!”

The official signing ceremony of the peace deal between the US and Iran will take place on Friday (June 19) in Switzerland.

Both sides had declared “the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon” according to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan, which has been mediating the conflict.

He wrote on X: “Following intensive talks, we are pleased to announce that the Peace Deal between the United States of America and Islamic Republic of Iran has been REACHED. Both sides have declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon.

“The official signing ceremony will be on Friday, 19 June in Switzerland.”

He added that “mediators will facilitate a series of meetings this week”, adding: “These pre-implementation discussions will lay the foundation for the technical talks and the official signing ceremony.”

Protesters clashed with police forces during a demonstration against the upcoming G7 summit in Geneva.

Tear gas and a water cannon were deployed to disperse the large crowd after protesters smashed windows and set a car on fire.

“What needs to be understood is the message, the basic message regarding all these countries that oppress us through money and power”, said one protester who was disappointed to see the protest turn violent.

The G7 summit starts on 15 June in Évian-les-Bains and will bring together the leaders of Britain, France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States and the ‌European Union.

A private plane turned around at the Butler Memorial Airport, shortly before crashing and reportedly killing all on board

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A pilot, and 11 skydiving passengers are all feared dead, following a deadly plane crash in Missouri.

Officials say all passengers were killed after an aircraft crashed in Butler, Missouri in the USA on Sunday morning, sources tell FOX4.

According to a spokesperson with Bates County Emergency Management, at just before 11.30am, a private plane leaving the Butler Memorial Airport turned around for an unknown reason before crashing in the area of Business 49 Highway.

The source tells FOX4 that 11 of the 12 victims were skydivers.

The other victim was the pilot of the plane. All people on board have died, reports the Mirror.

Emergency crews and law enforcement with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are on the scene and searching the area to see if any skydivers jumped from the plane before the crash.

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Local reports have said the investigation will last multiple days as crews work to determine what led up to the crash and clear the wreckage.

Currently, all lanes of Business 49 Highway are closed near the airport, the Bates County Sheriff’s Office said.

Both directions will be closed for an undetermined amount of time. Drivers are asked to use an alternative route.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol. posted on X: “Troopers are on scene assisting the Butler Police Department & Bates County Sheriff’s Office of a Fatal Plane Crash near the Butler Memorial Airport.

“At this time reports indicate all occupants (12 total) have perished. Updates to follow.”

G’s Bar & Kitchen opened its doors to its venue in Church Street, Whitby on Wednesday (June 10).

The business, which opens from 9am till late on Wednesday through to Sunday, currently offers a variety of light bites and drinks.

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In a social media post welcoming its new customers, the team behind G’s Bar & Kitchen said the venue would be taking a “staged” approach to its food offering – with breakfast and brunch menus available from the outset and additional menus introduced over the next coming days and weeks.

A representative added: “From day one, we’ll be offering our full drinks menu, including coffee, cocktails, wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks throughout the day and into the late evening.”

The relaxed dining space features both indoor and outdoor seating.

Customers can enjoy a breakfast menu featuring a classic and vegetarian full English breakfast, Texas waffles, G’s New York Croissants, truffle scrambled eggs and a selection of pastries.

G’s brunch dining options includes charcuterie and cheese sharing boards, along with chicken skewers, patatas bravas, arancini, burrata and humous bowls.

Speaking about the renovation of its space in the historic coastal street, a representative for the company said: “We wanted to take a moment to say a huge thank you to all the incredible tradesmen and suppliers who have helped bring G’s Bar & Kitchen to life over the past 12 weeks.

“From early mornings to late nights, your hard work, craftsmanship, advice, and support have been invaluable.

“What you see today simply wouldn’t have been possible without you.

“We’re incredibly grateful to every single person who has played a part in this journey.”

For more information, please follow G’s on Instagram and Facebook.

Street works can be carried out for a number of reasons including changes being made to a road, emergency repairs, as well as work by utility companies. However a 2025 parliamentary transport committee report said: “They can also be a source of frustration for anyone trying to get around on roads and pavements by causing congestion and delays that harm the economy, disrupt transport services and limit access to high streets and businesses.”

Drivers should be aware of the disruptions and full information about what road works are taking place across Greater Manchester can be found on Transport for Greater Manchester’s website.

The full list of A road closures can be found below:

BURY:

A56 MANCHESTER ROAD – SUMMERSEAT – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A56 Manchester Road in both directions between M66 J1 (Ramsbottom) and Bury New Road until 15:00 on 30th June.

A58 BOLTON ROAD – AINSWORTH – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Convoy system and roadworks on A58 Bolton Road in both directions between B6292 Starling Road and Watling Street until 0:00 on 30th June.

A665 RADCLIFFE MOOR ROAD – BRADLEY FOLD – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to gas main work on A665 Radcliffe Moor Road in both directions at Bradley Fold Road until 0:00 on 16th June.

A676 BOLTON STREET – RAMSBOTTOM – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to water main work on A676 Bolton Street in both directions at Markland Street until 0:00 on 16th June.

A6053 DUMERS LANE – RADCLIFFE – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A6053 Dumers Lane in both directions between Borough Avenue and Wild Street until 27th June.

BOLTON:

A575 WORSLEY ROAD NORTH – FARNWORTH – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A575 Worsley Road North in both directions at Norfolk Street until 0:00 on 18th June.

A58 BURY NEW ROAD – BREIGHTMET – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Convoy system and roadworks on A58 Bury New Road in both directions between Somerton Road (Breightmet) and Bradley Fold Road (Bradley Fold) until 0:00 on 30th June.

A6 SALFORD ROAD – NICHOLAS HILL – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to electricity work on A6 Salford Road in both directions between Manchester Road West and Bridgewater Avenue until 0:00 on 17th July.

A665 RADCLIFFE MOOR ROAD – LITTLE LEVER – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to gas main work on A665 Radcliffe Moor Road in both directions between Sunningdale Avenue (Little Lever) and Bradley Lane (Bradley Fold) until 0:00 on 3rd August.

MANCHESTER:

A6010 ALAN TURING WAY – BESWICK – NORTHBOUND – GREATER MANCHESTER

No through traffic allowed due to emergency repairs and roadworks on A6010 Alan Turing Way Northbound from A635 Ashton Old Road to Wilson Street until 15:00 on 16th June.

A664 ROCHDALE ROAD – HARPURHEY – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to electricity work on A664 Rochdale Road in both directions from Shepherd Street to Factory Lane until 0:00 on 15th June.

OLDHAM:

A671 ROCHDALE ROAD – ROYTON – NORTHBOUND – GREATER MANCHESTER

A671 Rochdale Road Northbound closed due to roadworks from B6195 Middleton Road to Market Square until 29th January 2027.

A669 CHEW VALLEY ROAD – GREENFIELD – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to electricity work on A669 Chew Valley Road in both directions at Central Avenue until 0:00 on 16th June.

ROCHDALE:

A58 BOLTON ROAD – ROCHDALE – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A58 Bolton Road in both directions around A664 Manchester Road. Expect delays until 17:00 on 15th June.

A58 NEW ROAD – SHORE – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to electricity work on A58 New Road in both directions at Clay Street until 0:00 on 15th June.

SALFORD:

A34 NEW BAILEY STREET – SALFORD – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Roadworks and contraflow on A34 New Bailey Street in both directions at Gore Street until 0:00 on 18th May 2027.

A5066 ORDSALL LANE – SALFORD QUAYS – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A5066 Ordsall Lane in both directions at Taylors on Street South until 8th January 2027.

STOCKPORT:

A560 HYDE ROAD – WOODLEY – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Roadworks and restrictions on A560 Hyde Road in both directions between A627 George Lane and Mill Lane until 17:00 on 28th August.

A560 STOCKPORT ROAD EAST – WOODLEY – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A560 Stockport Road East in both directions at A627 George Lane until 17:00 on 28th August.

A626 GLOSSOP ROAD – CHEW WOOD – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to telecoms work on A626 Glossop Road in both directions between Sandy Lane (Chew Wood) and Benches Lane (Compstall) until 0:59 on 13th June.

A627 GEORGE LANE – WOODLEY – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A627 George Lane in both directions between A560 Stockport Road East and Oldham Drive until 17:00 on 28th August.

A5102 WOODFORD ROAD – BRAMHALL – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to water main work on A5102 Woodford Road in both directions at A5102 (Bramhall Interchange) until 0:00 on 15th June.

TAMESIDE:

A57 MOTTRAM MOOR – MOTTRAM – EASTBOUND – GREATER MANCHESTER

One lane closed due to long-term roadworks on A57 Mottram Moor Eastbound from Stalybridge Road to A6018 Back Moor. Expect delays until 31st December 2027.

A6018 ROE CROSS ROAD – MOTTRAM – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A6018 Roe Cross Road in both directions between Spout Green and Edge Lane until 24th June.

TRAFFORD:

A56 CROSS STREET – SALE – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

One lane closed due to roadworks on A56 Cross Street in both directions between Brighton Grove and Park Avenue until 15:30 on 12th June.

A56 DUNHAM ROAD – ALTRINCHAM – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to water main work on A56 Dunham Road in both directions between Devisdale Road (Altrincham) and B5160 Charcoal Road (Bowdon) until 0:00 on 6th July.

WIGAN:

A58 GERARD STREET – ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD – SOUTHBOUND – GREATER MANCHESTER

A58 Gerard Street Southbound closed due to roadworks from A5062 Wigan Road to A49 Bryn Street (Kings Arms traffic lights) until 22nd November.

A49 LODGE LANE – ASHTON IN MAKERFIELD – BOTH DIRECTIONS – MERSEYSIDE

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A49 Lodge Lane in both directions at The Parks until 18:00 on 12th June.

A571 BILLINGE ROAD – PEMBERTON – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A571 Billinge Road in both directions at Enfield Street until 0:00 on 16th June.

A572 CHADDOCK LANE – ASTLEY – BOTH DIRECTIONS – GREATER MANCHESTER

Temporary traffic lights due to roadworks on A572 Chaddock Lane in both directions near Hamilton Road until 23:00 on 14th June.