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CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE LOCAL STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS OF 1957
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Class 1.—Roads, Bridges, Road Traffic and Rights of Way—cont.
(1) Trunk roads and special roads—cont.
(a) Trunk Roads—cont.
(i) England and Wales—cont.

Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation - Orders under Trunk Roads Act, 1946, s . 1 (2) (see above) or Trunk Roads Act, 1936, s. 1 (3) (see below) and Special Roads Act, 1949, s . 14 (7) (see below).

  • London–Edinburgh–Thurso Trunk Road (Grantham and Great Gonerby By-Pass) (Variation); 13 Feb. (249).
  • London–Fishguard Trunk Road (Carmarthen Diversion) (Variation); 26 Nov. (2081).
  • Winchester–Preston Trunk Road (Newcastle -under-Lyme, Diversion); 1 Nov. (1914).

Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation—Order under Special Roads Act, 1949(a)[1], s. 14 (7), revoking an Order made under Trunk Roads Act, 1936(b)[2], s. 1 (3).

  • London–Holyhead Trunk Road (Dunchurch By-Pass ) (Revocation ); 2 May (789).
(ii) Scotland

Secretary of State—Orders under Trunk Roads Act, 1946(c)[3], s. 1 (2), directing that roads shall become, or cease to be, trunk roads.

  • Dennyloanhead–Kincardine–Kirkcaldy–St. Andrews Trunk Road (Bordie Diversion); 21 Aug. (1567).
  • Fort William–Mallaig Trunk Road (Glenfinnan and other Diversions); 9 May (849).
  • London–Carlisle–Glasgow–Inverness Trunk Road—
    • (Auchendennan and Other Diversions) (Loch Lomond); 25 Apr. (773).
    • (Glen Falloch Diversion); 8 June (1057).
  • London–Edinburgh–Thurso Trunk Road—
    • (Aldclune Diversion); 21 May (937).
    • (Strathsteven Railway Bridge Diversion); 28 Oct. (1924).
    • Perth–Aberdeen–Inverness Trunk Road (Gourdon Hill and Sillyflatt Diversions); 9 May (848).

Secretary of State—Order under Trunk Roads Act, 1946(c)[3], s. 1 (2), as extended by s. 6, directing that roads shall become, or cease to be, trunk roads, and authorising construction of a bridge or tunnel over or under navigable waters.

  • Gretna–Stranraer–Glasgow–Stirling Trunk Road (Denny By-Pass); 23 Sept. (1722) (also exercising powers under Ministry of Transport Act, 1919, s . 17 (2).)

Secretary of State—Order under Trunk Roads Act, 1946(c)[3], s. 1 (2), and Ministry of Transport Act, 1919(d)[4], s. 17 (2), directing that roads shall become, or cease to be, trunk roads and classifying roads ceasing to be trunk roads.

  • Aberdeen–Huntly–Fochabers Trunk Road (Mill of Newton and Colpy Diversions); 20 Mar. (581).
(b) Special Roads

Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation—Special Road Schemes under Special Roads Act, 1949(a)[1].

  • Darlington By-Pass (under ss. 1, 2 and 9); 30 July (1399).
  • Doncaster By-Pass (under ss. 1, 2, 8 and 9); 13 June (1024).
  • Dunchurch By-Pass (under ss. 1, 2 and 9); 2 May (790).
  • Hampson Green-North of Carnforth (Variation ) (under ss. 1, 17 (1)); 19 June (1062).
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 (a) 12, 13 & 14 Geo. 6. c. 32.
  2. ↑ (b) 1 Edw. 8 & 1 Geo . 6. c. 5.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 (c) 9 & 10 Geo . 6. c . 30.
  4. ↑ (d) 9 & 10 Geo . 5. c. 50.
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