Remembrance Day Diversions - 14 Nov 04

Remembrance Day Parade, Birmingham Broad StreetThe Remembrance Day parade will take place at the Hall of Memory Broad Street on Sunday 14th November 2004. For the purpose of this event Broad Street from Paradise Circus to Sheepcote Street and Cambridge Street at the rear of the Hall of Memory will be closed to all traffic from 1030-1200 midday.Buses will be diverted as follows:Buses travelling towards the City Centre: From Broad Street buses will operate via Sheepcote Street, St. Vincent Street, Summer Hill Street and Sand Pits Parade to Paradise Circus where they will rejoin their normal routes.Buses travelling from the City Centre: Buses will operate via their normal routes to Paradise Circus then via Sand Pits Parade, Summer Hill Street, Vincent Street and Sheepcote Street to rejoin their normal routes on Broad Street.Broad Street stops will be closed by prior notice. Inspectors will be on duty to supervise services.Remembrance Day Parade, Solihull Town CentreOn Sunday 14th November 2004 the Remembrance Day Service will take place in the square at Solihull Town Centre, for this purpose Church Hill Road and New Road will be closed from 0900 to 1230.Service 4: will be diverted as follows:To Solihull: Normal route to Church Hill Road Island then Princes Way, Blossomfield Island, Lode Lane Link Road, Warwick Road, Poplar Road (normal stop) then to Solihull Station.To City: Normal line of route to Station Road then Poplar Road, Warwick Road to traffic island, Lode Lane Link Road to Blossomfield Island, Princes Way, Church Hill Road Island to rejoin normal route.Remembrance Day Parade, Walsall, Bradford Place CenotaphOn Sunday 14th November 2004, Bradford Place Cenotaph, Walsall, will be closed for the Remembrance Day Parade. The Cenotaph will be closed to traffic from approximately 0900 to 1200 noon.Services 311, 312, 333 and 405 will load/unload in Midland Road and there will be a diversion to Walsall via Wednesbury Road, left into Tasker Street and right onto Midland road.

Published 10th November 2004