How The Second Manchester City Centre Metrolink Instalment Will Look
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
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The first set of images have surfaced showing what the second Metrolink instalment will look like in the City Centre.
The first stage of work has already begun and there will be ’14 months of disruption’ to follow.
The new additional lines will run through the Town Hall and the heart of the city centre, as the St Peter’s SQ stop is relocated and upgraded.
The new line, due to open in 2017 (yeah, it’s a long way away), will begin in Lower Mosley Street. run through St Peter’s Square, down Princess Street then head along Corporation Street before rejoining at Victoria.
A new station will also be built in Exchange Square.
- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
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