Motorway used by 150k Brits daily to close for first time in 64-years
A MAJOR motorway used by 150,000 Brits every day will close for the first time in 64 years tonight as a £22 million bridge is replaced.connects urban centres including Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds across the Pennines and is one of the busiest route in the country.REEVES WARNEDA second round of works will then take place during the same hours from September 20-23 with the same restrictions in place.
Olivia Boland, Network Rail sponsor, said: "The replacement of Castleton bridge is essential for the safe running of our railway, and crucial to the country’s economy as six per cent of theFamily living in Stott Hall Farm reveal what it's really like to live between the two sides of the M62 motorway
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