Bath Chronicle

Your guide to the road closures for Bath Half Marathon

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Some 36 roads will be closed when the Bath Half takes place on Sunday.

The city’s half marathon will be tackled by around 15,000 runners cheered on by an expected 30,000 spectators.

Organisers of the race said they would reopen roads as soon as possible after the event.

The Bath Half team said: “Arrangemen­ts for this year’s race are largely unchanged from previous years.

“To ensure the safety of competitor­s and spectators, road closures, parking suspension­s and footpath closures will operate on a number of streets within the city.

“Warning signs will be put up on affected streets several weeks before the race, and further signage will be erected on signposted diversion routes around the city on race day itself.

“The race organisers, Running High Events Ltd, are working closely with Bath and North East Somerset Council, Avon and Somerset police and other agencies to ensure that disruption is kept to a minimum.”

The organisers added: “Times stated below are the legal road closure times.

“However, we will endeavour to close the roads for as short a period of time as possible to minimise disruption, so in many cases the roads will be reopened earlier than the time stated.”

Road closures

From 6am to 6.30pm

Argyle Street Edward Street Great Pulteney Street Grove Street (from its junction with Argyle Street for 70m in a north westerly direction) Henrietta Street (from junction with Laura Place for a distance of 280m in a north westerly direction) Laura Place Johnstone Street Pulteney Bridge Pulteney Mews Spring Gardens Road Sunderland Street Vane Street William Street 9.45am-3.30pm

A4 dual carriagewa­y (from the Globe Roundabout in an easterly direction to its junction with the A36 Lower Bristol Road) Ambury Broad Quay Charles Street Chapel Row Charlotte Street Churchill Bridge Churchill Bridge Gyratory Claverton Street Darlington Street Green Park Road Lower Bristol Road Midland Bridge Road Newbridge Road Pinesway Pulteney Road Queen Square Queen’s Square Place Rossiter Road Sydney Place (from its junction with Sutton Street to its junction with Darlington Street) Upper Bristol Road Windsor Bridge Road Wells Road (from its junction with Upper Oldfield Park in a northerly direction to its junction with Churchill Bridge Gyratory)

Footpath closures

Closed to pedestrian­s unless accessing homes: Argyle Street Edward Street Great Pulteney Street Green Park Road (shared footpath/ cycle path) Grove Street (from its junction with the Ambury to its junction with Green Park Road) Halfpenny footbridge (from Argyle Street to 70m beyond Spring Gardens Road) Henrietta Street Johnstone Street Laura Place Newbridge Road Pulteney Bridge Pulteney Mews Spring Gardens Road Sunderland Street Vane Street

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