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Main Onshore Pipeline: Gladstone Way works

Upcoming traffic management measures on Gladstone Way, Hawarden
United Infrastructure (UI), our Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor, implemented temporary 'stop and go' traffic management measures on Tuesday, 7 April 2026 on Gladstone Way, Hawarden, as part of the Main Onshore Pipeline's (the Pipeline) construction programme. These measures are set to finish in the week commencing 13 April 2026 and have been approved by Flintshire County Council (FCC) in advance.

These temporary traffic management measures are in place to support the next phase of the Pipeline's enabling works and ensure the safety of the community and on-site project team. As part of these works, UI will be preparing the access points to the Pipeline's working area.

Liverpool Bay CCS Limited (LBCCS) and UI are committed to minimising the impact of these temporary traffic measures as much as possible and have considered this within the Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) approved by FCC.

The CTMP can be found on the FCC Citizen Planning Portal by searching the reference number: DCO/000528/25


Stop and go traffic management


Stop and go traffic management is a manual traffic control method used to manage traffic flow around roadworks that restricts a road to a single lane. As part of these measures, traffic marshals from the UI project team will be using hand-held, double-sided signs (one side marked "STOP" and the other "GO") to alternate the flow of traffic from both directions.

Further updates about works to facilitate the construction of the Pipeline will be added onto the HyNet Hub Latest News section in the future.