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OPINION: 'Enough is Enough' with roadworks on Mill Street

By Mike Williams, Managing Director of Ableworld   23rd Oct 2025

A section of Mill Street along with Brook Street and Chapel Street in Crewe is set to close between 8am and 4pm from Wednesday 29 October until Friday 31 October (Ryan Parker).
A section of Mill Street along with Brook Street and Chapel Street in Crewe is set to close between 8am and 4pm from Wednesday 29 October until Friday 31 October (Ryan Parker).

A section of Mill Street along with Brook Street and Chapel Street in Crewe is set to close between 8am and 4pm from Wednesday 29 October until Friday 31 October, allowing carriageway improvements to take place.

We at Ableworld, Valley Brook Business Centre, have had another letter from Cheshire East Council saying 'we are pleased to inform you we will be carrying out carriageway improvements to Mill Street, Crewe.'

At present there are still four-way traffic lights and roadworks which have been going on for the last few weeks.

On Mill Street last year, roadworks were carried out from early September until the end of November.

Ableworld, Valley Brook Business Centre, has received a letter from Cheshire East Council regarding upcoming roadworks on Mill Street (Nub News).

We all want our roads mended from pot holes, however why can't it all be planned correctly and at one time.

The latest letter is another closure for three days when last year it was closed for weeks on end, at the end of it the road certainly wasn't free of pot holes. 

The country is in enough of a mess for businesses along with the public.

The council seems to have no care for their community or businesses and mention compensation they run a mile, when will their bad planning of repairs and maintenance on one of the main Roads into Crewe end?

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Crewe.person

which bit of "CEC Highways is actually privatised" didn't you get?

Chipper1507

Unfortunately Cec don't know what planning means.
We've had both Mill st and Edleston Rd with temporary traffic lights at the same time causing chaos and now they go close a couple side roads same time.
Cec are the cause of the Weston Rd fiasco by not making sure proper diversion signs were in proper places.
Yes an inept and worse council this town as ever had.

Crewe.person

as any business person should know, it's all about empires - and fighting to save yours. Different people run different projects and will never show their hands to others. The shambles over the cycle path nobody asked for (except the CEC officers who found a way to boost CVs) follows on from the shambles of teh link atthe end of High St (same people). But potholes is someobody else - not even in CEC because CEC Highways is actually privatised, this is the dreaded Ringways Jacobs. And if it were Utilities work we'd need a bigger page to list who might be running it. All the road works permits go through one department but a few months ago CEC had a peer review of how highways are managed and whilst it said the RJ contract was generally OK (based on national standard of mediocrity) the permits office needed sorting out. Little sign of that happening!!


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