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    Major Cardiff road closures announced for 10K race

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryAugust 25, 2026No Comments
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    A series of road closures will be introduced in Cardiff when thousands of runners take part in the KidneyWales Cardiff 10K on Sunday 6 September.

    The event begins at 10am, with rolling road closures operating along the route from 9am until 1pm.

    Several roads in Cardiff’s Civic Centre will also close from 5am on Saturday 5 September until 6pm on Sunday 6 September while the race village is set up.

    These closures will affect:

    • King Edward VII Avenue
    • Corbett Road
    • Museum Avenue
    • City Hall Road
    • College Road
    • Gorsedd Gardens Road

    Race-day road closures

    Rolling closures will be in place from 9am until 1pm on Sunday 6 September on the following roads:

    • North Road, from Colum Road to Boulevard de Nantes
    • North Road south of Boulevard de Nantes to the A1461
    • The A1461 from North Road to Kingsway
    • Kingsway from the A1461 to Duke Street
    • Duke Street and Castle Street
    • Cowbridge Road East from Castle Street to Cathedral Road
    • Boulevard de Nantes from Park Place and Stuttgart’s Strasse to North Road
    • The Friary and Friary Gardens
    • Westgate Street
    • Wood Street
    • Golate
    • Guildhall Place
    • Quay Street
    • Central Square
    • Scott Road
    • Havelock Street
    • Park Street
    • St Mary Street from Mill Lane to Guildhall Place
    • High Street from Castle Street to Guildhall Place
    • Tudor Street from Clare Road
    • Fitzhamon Embankment
    • Despenser Street, Despenser Lane and Despenser Place
    • Plantaganet Street
    • Beauchamp Street
    • Clare Street
    • Lower Cathedral Road
    • Brook Street
    • Mark Street
    • Green Street
    • Coldstream Terrace
    • Cowbridge Road East from Cathedral Road to Neville Street and Wellington Street
    • Neville Street from Cowbridge Road East to Lower Cathedral Road
    • Wellington Street from Leckwith Road, inbound towards the city centre
    • Cowbridge Road East from Kings Road
    • Cathedral Road from Cowbridge Road East to Penhill Road
    • All side roads exiting onto Cathedral Road
    • Hamilton Street
    • Talbot Street
    • Sophia Close
    • Sophia Walk
    • Spine Road in Sophia Gardens
    • Plasturton Place
    • Dyfrig Street
    • Kyveilog Street
    • Sneyd Street
    • Dogo Street
    • Berthwin Street
    • Teilo Street
    • Gileston Road
    • Meldwin Street
    • Fairleigh Road
    • Fields Park Road
    • Denbigh Street
    • Fairleigh Court
    • Heol Wilf Wooller
    • Penhill Road from Llandaff Road and Cardiff Road, inbound only

    A lane closure will also be in place on Western Avenue from Excelsior Road to Mill Lane.

    Access to Blackweir will be available through Park Place and Corbett Road. Access to Queen Anne Square will be managed through Colum Road and Corbett Road, with vehicles leaving through Corbett Road onto Colum Road.

    The banned right turn from Colum Road into Corbett Road will be temporarily revoked for access to Queen Anne Square only. Traffic management stewards will control the junction.

    From 9am until 6pm, access to Greyfriars Road will be managed at the junction of Boulevard de Nantes and Park Place to allow bus movements and access for residents and businesses in the area.

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