Full list of Sheffield weekend road closures as thousands take part in hotly-anticipated 10K
Full list of road closures
Drivers face major Sheffield road closures this weekend as thousands take part in 10K.
Drivers are being warned of a series of road closures and traffic restrictions across Sheffield this weekend as thousands of runners descend on the city for the Sheffield 10K.
The event takes place on Sunday, September 27, with the 10K followed by Mini and Junior races, with a number of road closures and restrictions in the day.
Roads and junctions along the route will close on a rolling basis from 4am, with restrictions in place throughout the day.
Some Traffic Regulation Orders will also be suspended between 4am and 4pm.
Full list of road closures
Roads and road junctions along the route will be closed on a rolling basis between 4am and 4pm. The roads affected include:
- A61 Ring Road
- Arundel Gate
- Brocco Bank
- Charter Row
- Charles Street
- Clarkehouse Road
- Ecclesall Road
- Egerton Street
- Endcliffe Vale Road
- Furnival Gate
- Graham Road
- Hangingwater Road
- Hereford Street
- Moore Street
- Norfolk Row
- Norfolk Street
- Oakbrook Road
- Pinstone Street
- Riverdale Road
- Rockingham Street
- Rustlings Road
- Surrey Street
- Union Street
Additional road closures will be introduced from 11.30am for the Mini and Junior events. These roads are expected to reopen by 12.30pm.
The affected roads are:
- Fitzwilliam Street
- Milton Street
- Trafalgar Street
- Eldon Street
- Headford Street
- Rockingham Street
There will also be parking suspensions in place from 8.30pm on Saturday, September 26, until 4pm on Sunday.
The Sheffield 10K is organised by Jane Tomlinson's Run For All and is expected to attract thousands of participants of all ages and abilities, raising money for local charities.
Tristan Batley-Kyle, Operations Director at Run For All, said: "The safety of our participants, spectators and local communities is always our top priority. As with any major road running event, a number of temporary road closures are required to ensure the event can take place safely.
"We would like to thank residents and businesses for their patience and understanding, and apologise for any inconvenience caused. Every effort will be made to minimise disruption and reopen roads as quickly as possible once it is safe to do so."