Bury 10k run: full list of road closures and parking suspensions including when roads reopen after event

The 10k run comes to Bury at the start of October
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The Bury 10k is coming to Greater Manchester at the start of October, with plenty of people expected to participate. The Run For All event, in partnership with Bury Council, takes place on Sunday October 1. 

The Bury Running Festival includes the Bury 10K and Arena Group Bury Mini and Junior runs. The 10K will start at 9.30am, Mini 11.45am and Junior 11.55am. All events will start and finish on The Rock, outside The Rock Shopping Centre. 

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As with events like this, road closures will be used to make the run safe and enjoyable for all. The event will require the closure of roads and road junctions as well as the suspension of a number of Traffic Regulation Orders between 8.30am on Sunday October 1 2023 and 12.30pm on Sunday October 1 2023. 

Parking will also be affected by the 10k event. A number of parking suspensions from 7am on Saturday September 30 to 3pm on Sunday October 1 2023 will be in place. 

Full list of road closures for Bury 10k 

Below are all of the confirmed road closures for the Bury 10k on Sunday October 1. The street is listed along with the time it will close and the time it will reopen. 

  • Bolton Street The Rock to Harvard Road 8:30am- 12.30pm 
  • Brandlesholme Road Stafford Street to Woodhill Road 8.30- 11.30am 
  • Bury Road Scobell Street to Market Street 8.30am-10.45am 
  • Castlecroft Road Chamberhall Street to Bolton Street 8.30am- 12.30pm 
  • Crosstons Road Bolton Street to Tottington Road (Inc. Slip Roads) 8.30am- 10.30am 
  • Dunster Road Castlecroft Road Harvard Road 08.30am- 10.00am 
  • Harvard Road Dunster Road to Peel Way (Inc. Slip Road) 8.30am- 10.00am 
  • Harvard Road Magdalene Road to Dunster Road 8.30am - 11.45am
  • Haymarket Street The Rock to Moss Street 11.30am- 12.30pm
  • Laurel Street Market Street to South Royd Street 8.30am- 10.45am 
  • Magdalene Road Castlecroft Road to Harvard Road 8.30am - 11.45am
  • Manchester Road Silver Street to St Mary’s Place 11.30am- 12.30pm 
  • Market Street Bury Road to Chapel Street 8.30am- 10.45am 
  • Moss Street Haymarket Street to Silver Street 11.30am- 12:30pm 
  • Scobell Street Bury Road to Booth Street 8.30am- 10.30am 
  • Silver Street Bolton Street to Broad Street 8.30am- 12.30pm 
  • Silver Street Broad Street to Manchester Road 11.30am- 12.30pm
  • The Rock Bolton Street to The Rock Pedestrianised Area 8.30am- 12.30pm
  • Tottington Road Crosstons Road to Scobell Street 8.30am- 10.30am 
  • Woodhill Road Brandlesholme Road to Canterbury Drive 8.30am- 11.30am

Parking suspensions for Bury 10k

The Bury 10K takes place on October 1The Bury 10K takes place on October 1
The Bury 10K takes place on October 1

A number of parking suspensions will be in place for the Bury 10k. These are listed below: 

  • Parsons Lane Car Park (All Parking Bays) Saturday September 30 7am to Sunday October 1 3pm
  • Bolton Street (Both Sides) – Castle Leisure Centre to The Rock Saturday September 30 6pm to Sunday October 1 1pm
  • The Rock (Both Sides) Market Place (Both Sides) Saturday September 30 6pm to Sunday October 1 1pm
  • Market Place (Both Sides) Saturday September 30 6pm to Sunday October 1 1pm
  • For more information about the 10K, including how to register, visit the Race For All website.

    Tristan Batley-Kyle, Operations Director at Run For All said: “We can’t wait to welcome all of our participants taking part in this year’s Bury Running Festival and Mini and Junior runs. A firm favourite in the region’s fundraising and sporting calendar, the Bury Running Festival is always a highlight in the towns event calendar. Whether participants are running for a charity close to their heart or for their own personal challenge, we hope everyone taking part in this year’s event has a memorable and enjoyable race day experience.” 

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