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And the western relief road in the year two thousand.

And the solution lay in the provision of further relief roads.

They could indeed but they do indicate a western relief road.

The inner relief road would have changed the figures.

So the southern relief road isn't really pertinent to the to the argument.

It was also intended as a relief road, to ease congestion in the villages.

The 2005 Parish Plan identified a need for a relief road near the village.

But you think the environmental benefits of the western relief road outweigh its dis-benefits?

The busy N60 still passes through the town via an inner relief road.

You said at the beginning of the debate on this matter, you supported an orbital relief road system.

We are pressing ahead with the Birmingham northern relief road and western orbital route.

We also have one overall environmental assessment of the impact of the inner relief roads.

The relief road leading to Cork St., built 1980-2000, cut through the old cemetery.

Construction work on the relief road commenced in 2012, with completion expected in 2015.

The western relief road would reduce traffic flows on the A sixty one by thirty percent to the north and south of the town centre.

The Parish Council refer to this as an outer northern relief road.

Mountmellick inner relief road - project appears to have been abandoned.

My problem is that as everybody knows, that the southern relief road is going to public inquiry.

This road bridge carries the A61 inner relief road over the river.

The relief road was built to ease heavy traffic that once travelled through the narrow main streets of the village.

Measures to increase further the transfer of traffic to the relief roads will be investigated as scheme design progresses.

Those links into Harrogate nevertheless are required are they not in order for the relief road to function.

In 2012 the "northern relief road" opened, around the north-west of Carlisle, which will ease congestion.

This caused delays to a planned relief road of Coulsdon, which had been announced in 1998.

Already a new Birmingham North Relief Road was under discussion.