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Holt Street Greenwood Street Dunkerley Street Area - To Introduce No Loading At Any Time

OL4 2AX•Published 06/11/26
Manchester Evening News • 

What is happening?

OLDHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
PROPOSED TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER

THE OLDHAM - HOLT STREET GREENWOOD STREET DUNKERLEY STREET AREA
CONSOLIDATION ORDER PROHIBITION OF WAITING & PROHIBITION OF LOADING AMENDMENT ORDER 2026

The Oldham Borough Council propose to make an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to:

Remove the existing "at any time" restrictions -
Dunkerley Street (both sides) from its junction with
Huddersfield Road to its junction with Greenwood Street.
Holt Street (South west side) from its junction with Huddersfield Road in a South-easterly direction to its culde- sac end. Dunkerley Street (both sides) from its junction with Greenwood Street to its junction with Percy Street.

Remove the Mon - Fri 8am - 6pm restrictions
Greenwood Street (both sides) from its junction with Dunkerley Street to its junction with Holt Street. Mortar Street (both sides) from its junction with Greenwood Street to its junction with Percy Street. Percy Street (both side) from its junction with Mortar Street to its junction Dunkerley Street

To introduce "no loading at any time" restrictions
Dunkerley Street (Northeast side) from its junction with Huddersfield Road in a Southeasterly direction to a point 42 metres from its junction with Greenacres Road. Dunkerley Street (Southwest side) from its junction with Huddersfield Road in a Southeasterly direction for a distance of 62 metres. Dunkerley Street (Southwest side) from a point 101m northwest of its junction with Greenacres Road in a Southeasterly direction to a point 56m from its junction with Greenacres Road. Holt Street (Both sides) from its junction with Huddersfield Road for its entire length. Greenwood Street (both sides) from its junction with Holt Street in a Southwesterly direction for a distance of 10 metres.
Greenwood Street (Southeast side) from its junction with Dunkerley Street to a point 10 metres Northeast of its junction with Mortar Street. Mortar Street (Southwest side) from its junction with Greenwood Street to its junction with Percy Street. Percy Street (Both sides) from its junction with Mortar Street to its junction with Dunkerley Street. Milk Street (both sides) from its junction with Dunkerley Street for a distance of 10 metres

To introduce "at any time" restrictions
Greenwood Street (Northwest side) from a point 15 metres from its junction with Dunkerley Street to a point 10 metres from its junction with Holt Street. Mortar Street (Northeast side) from its junction with Greenwood Street to its junction with Percy Street.

Full details of the proposal are in the draft Order, which, together with a map and a statement of the Council's reasons for proposing to make the Order may be examined at JR Clynes Buildings Greaves Street Oldham between the hours of 8.40am and 5.00pm on Monday to Friday, Julie.peters@oldham.gov.uk telephone 0161 770 1314 Ref: JP/TO/26/15

Any objection or representations regarding the proposal should be sent to env.traffic@oldham.gov.uk or the Environment Group Solicitor to the Council, Spindles Shopping Centre West Street, Oldham, OL1 1LF in writing, stating the title of the Order to which they relate and the grounds for making them by 4th December 2026. Any objections or representations will be made available for public inspection.

Dated 6th November 2026

Director of Legal Services
Oldham Borough Council

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