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Disruption at Douglas junction while TT footbridge removed

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A large metal footbridge with a yellow Dunlop advertising banner on it over Bray Hill. A person is walking down the steps on the left and there is a TT racer passing underneath.

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St Ninian's Crossroads in Douglas to close for TT footbridge removal

Overview

A busy junction in Douglas, Isle of Man, will experience temporary road closures on Saturday as the metal TT footbridge is removed by Collins Steel on behalf of the Department for Enterprise.

Key points

  • Part of a busy junction at St Ninian's Crossroads in Douglas will be closed on Saturday between 06:00 BST and 09:00 BST.
  • The closure affects a section of Bray Hill alongside its junctions with Ballaquayle Road, Glencrutchery Road and Ballanard Road.
  • The work involves removing the metal footbridge used to cross the TT course during racing road closures.
  • Collins Steel is carrying out the work on behalf of the Department for Enterprise.
  • Saturday, 18 October, has been set aside as a contingency date if poor weather delays the removal.
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