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Daw Bank to re-open in Stockport town centre following roadworks

By Alasdair Perry 27th Mar 2025

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A road closure on Daw Bank in Stockport town centre - which has been in place since 12 March - will be removed on 30 March (Image - Nub News)
A road closure on Daw Bank in Stockport town centre - which has been in place since 12 March - will be removed on 30 March (Image - Nub News)

Daw Bank in Stockport town centre will re-open on Sunday 30 March, following roadworks.

The roadworks have been in place since 12 March to allow for the installation of railings on the A6 Viaduct parapet.

Pedestrian access remains open for now, however it will close during removal of the scaffolding.

Scaffolding has been in place along Daw Bank for the installation of the railings, which will increase the height of the parapet. It will open up new footway and cycleway sections on the approaches to the new A6 crossing, near the Interchange.

Find more information on the relevant Stockport Council webpage here.

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