A6-M60 Bypass

A6 - M60

Local conservatives have long called for improvements to our local roads infrastructure, and especially the urgent the need for a link road between the M60 at Bredbury and the A6 at Hazel Grove, about which our MP William Wragg introduced a debate in Parliament shortly before the 2017 election.

Proposals for the A6-M60 link road are currently part of the South East Manchester Multi-Modal Strategy (SEMMMS) refresh, along with other elements of Stockport's current and future transport priorities.

William Wragg MP for the Hazel Grove constituency, and local councillors will be making the case to ensure that there is no deviation from the need for the A6-M60 Hazel Grove to Bredbury bypass, the third and final part of the original SEMMMS road scheme.

We will also be lobbying for it to take into account the emerging cross Pennine Road Tunnel scheme and possible future High Lane and Disley Bypass.

A6-M60 Bypass

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