8th May 2024
Glengall Street / Great Victoria Street Footpath and Cycle Lane
As part of the Belfast Grand Central Station project, there will be significant investment in public realm improvement works around the new station to enhance walking routes, accessibility and cycling.
To facilitate these works, contractor Farrans Sacyr Joint Venture requires a footpath and cycle lane closure on Glengall Street and Great Victoria Street from Tuesday 7th May for around three months.
The footpath and cycle lane closure will be from the Europa Car Park entrance on Glengall Street, along Glengall Street to the corner of Great Victoria Street, and then around the pavement to the start of the vehicular route in front of the Europa, adjacent to the existing ATM. Diversionary routes will be signposted locally.
Translink is continuing to encourage people to consider using public transport to access the city during these works as road users may expect some delays.
Passengers should check the website www.translink.co.uk or Journey Planner before they travel and allow extra time for their journey.
Translink would like to take this opportunity to thank the general public for their patience during these essential works.
Please check https://www.trafficwatchni.com/ for more information and updates.
Grosvenor Road Lane closures for essential NI Water works
To facilitate essential NI Water works to install connections to the new Belfast Grand Central Station, lane closures will be in place on Grosvenor Road on the following dates:
- Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th May 2024.
This will be a complete closure of all west / country-bound lanes on Grosvenor Road between Durham Street and Stanley Street. All east and city-bound lanes on Grosvenor Road will remain open.
Diversion routes will give access to Grosvenor Road and the Westlink via Durham Street, College Square North, College Avenue, Divis Street and Falls Road.
These lane closures are essential to enable these utility works to be carried out efficiently and safely.
Translink is encouraging people to consider using public transport to access the city during these works as road users may expect some delays.
Passengers should check the website www.translink.co.uk or Journey Planner before they travel and allow extra time for their journey.
Translink would like to take this opportunity to thank the general public for their patience during these essential works.
Please check https://www.trafficwatchni.com/ for more information and updates.
