Motorists warned Black Country M6 junction set to be closed to traffic next week

Motorists have been warned there will be resurfacing work around Junction 9 of the M6 next week.

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Resurfacing works on the Wednesbury roundabout will be taking place every night from Sunday, July 20 to Friday, August 8 between 10pm and 5am. 

A Walsall Council spokesman said: "Whilst working is taking place the whole roundabout, including exits from, and accesses to, the motorway will be closed.  

"Anyone passing through or intending to use Junction 9 is advised to plan ahead of the roadworks taking place and be aware of the diversions in place if travelling northbound or southbound of the M6 or passing through towards Walsall or Wednesbury."  

Wednesbury Interchange
Wednesbury Interchange

The spokesman added: "As part of the essential maintenance works, the contractors will also be carrying out bridge joint repairs, grounds maintenance, litter picking and street lighting upgrades."

The diversion route will be in place from Walsall to M6 North A461 Bescot Road, A4148 Old Pleck Road, A4148 Pleck Road, A454 Wolverhampton Road to M6 J10.

From Wednesbury to M6 North & South A461 Wood Green Road, A461 Walsall St, A461 High Bullen, A462 Trouse Lane, A462 Darlaston Road, A4038 Walsall Road, A462 St Lawrence Way, A462 Blockall, A462 The Green, A462 Midland Road, A462 Owen Road, A463 Armstrong Way, A454 Black Country Route to M6 J10.

The A4123 Wolverhampton Road near the junction with Hagley Road West. PIC: Google Street View
The A4123 Wolverhampton Road near the junction with Hagley Road West. PIC: Google Street View

From Walsall to M6 South A4148 Bescot Road, A4148 Wallows Lane, A4148 Broadway West, A4148 Broadway, A34 Birmingham Road to M6 J7.

Through traffic should use A461 Wood Green Road, A461 Walsall St, A461 High Bullen, A462 Trouse Lane, A462 Darlaston Road, A4038 Walsall Road, A4038 Darlaston Road, A4148 Bescot Road.

Drivers on the M6 and unable to leave at Junction 9 can continue to Junctions 7 or 10 and follow the diversion.