Posted: Mon 21st Jan 2019

Long delays on M6 following closure for ’emergency repairs’

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Monday, Jan 21st, 2019

There are reports of long delays on the M6 this morning after both carriageways were closed for emergency repairs.

For those travelling southbound the news is a little better, the carriageway has reopened but there are long queues on the approach to the section where the work is being carried out.

Northbound remains closed from J16 A500 (Stoke-On-Trent / Crewe) to J17 A534 Old Mill Road (Sandbach / Crewe).

Southbound re-opened around 7.00am,

Both sides was initially closed at 4.30 so engineers could repair overhead power lines.

As of 7.30am there is five miles of stationary traffic southbound with delays quoted at over an hour.

A similar size queue has built up northbound.

Spotted something? Got a story? Send a Facebook Message | A direct message on Twitter | Email: News@Deeside.com
Latest News

  • Welsh Government ‘will listen to the people of Wales’ as it revisits 20mph speed limit policy
  • Hundreds in Wales facing cancer treatment delays as waiting times hit second-worst on record
  • Thrilling new water park to waves in North Wales seaside town

  • More...

    Welsh Government ‘will listen to the people of Wales’ as it revisits 20mph speed limit policy

    News

    Hundreds in Wales facing cancer treatment delays as waiting times hit second-worst on record

    News

    Thrilling new water park to waves in North Wales seaside town

    News

    Food and drink outlet may replace vacant Mold shop

    News

    Virgin Media rated worst for customer service in latest Which? survey

    News

    Leaked documents reveals strain in Flintshire Council-Aura Leisure partnership

    News

    Boss of Deeside based Iceland thanks St John medics for life saving efforts after marathon collapse

    News

    Nationwide ban on wet wipes containing plastic announced

    News

    Deeside firm to power Kenya farms with electricity from tea clippings

    News