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Workers are currently laying a new path.  Cyclists and pedestrians are sharing the remaining half.  No issues, and plastic barriers are used as a baffle to slow cyclists down, as well as the speed humps, for those coming down the hill.  I've used it all week, and it's fine; looking forward to the new path being finished hopefully in a week or two's time.

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4 hours ago, ed_pete said:

"a week or two", I think the signs say mid-May.

Thanks for the update

 

56 minutes ago, sunbob said:

The signage at the Townley Road end says that the cycle path is closed and cyclists should divert. It is, however, possible for cyclists to go through carefully which many are doing and I definitely would if I was cycling rather than walking. 

Yes absolutely

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