Tags: woolstonnewcut

#155496, nearby

Bollards with reflective strips replace the tight chicane barriers that were there before #84832

#155491, nearby

Detail of edge of cycleway. Wooden edging pegged into the top of a very steep bank. It is OK at the moment, but doesn't look like it was built to last.

#155484, nearby

Woolson New Cut greenway. New tarmac surface, but not really wide enough.

#155478, nearby

Woolson New Cut greenway

#155475, nearby

This cycleway meets another cycleway at a T junction - so why the "END OF CYCLE ROUTE" sign and incorrect tactile paving?

#84850, nearby

route sign

#84846, nearby

Chicane barriers

#84845, nearby

Chicane barriers with wide enough gap to ride through

#84844, nearby

Chicane barriers - well spaced

#84843, nearby

Woolston New Cut

#84842, nearby

White bollards

#84840, nearby

Route sign

#84839, nearby

chicane barrier - a bit too tight.

#84837, nearby

Route sign directs cyclists heading towards Padgate and Birchwood along a narrow, poorly surfaced track #84835 to cross the A57 (a busy dual carriageway) at a point where there are no crossing facilities #84836. It would be much safer and … [more]

#84834, nearby

barrier is easily avoided UPDATE NOV 2020: An extra fence has been installed so the barrier is unavoidable #141482. The good news is that the path now has a tarmac surface.

#84833, nearby

Muddy surface on Woolston New Cut canal greeenway UPDATE 2020: This stretch now has a tarmac surface #155484

#84832, nearby

Chicane barriers too closely spaced to ride through comfortably. UPDATE 2020: barriers now replaced with bollards and path resurfaced #155496

#84831, nearby

sign

#84830, nearby

Warrington Waters Greenway - tarmac surface is being encroached by vegetation

#84829, nearby

Loose gravel surface - not ideal for cycling

#84828, nearby

Greenway constructed as part of the Mersey flood defence. Resonably wide, well surfaced and a gentle ramp up to the level of the flood deffence barrier. Motor vehicle access prevented by bollards with reflective strips.