This site uses cookies. By using it, you agree to their use. To find out more, read our Privacy Policy.
Accept
Wrexham Council NewsWrexham Council NewsWrexham Council News
  • Biz & education
  • Council services
  • People & place
  • Events
  • Video
  • Other
  • Welsh
Reading: Tour of Britain – Wrexham Event Details
Share
Notification Show More
Wrexham Council NewsWrexham Council News
Search
  • Biz & education
  • Council services
  • People & place
  • Events
  • Video
  • Other
  • Welsh
Follow US
© 2023 Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Wrecsam
Wrexham Council News > Blog > Biz & education > Tour of Britain – Wrexham Event Details
Biz & educationCouncil services

Tour of Britain – Wrexham Event Details

Last updated: August 17, 2023 1:27 pm
Share
4 Min Read
Tour of Britain
SHARE

Wrexham will welcome the return of the UK’s most prestigious cycle race, the Tour of Britain, for the first time in eight years this September.

Wrexham is in a unique position within the 2023 Tour being the only region to host both a start and finish!

  • The start and finish line will both be located on Chester Street
  • Cyclists are expected to leave at 11:45am via Powell Road roundabout and onto Chester Road
  • Cyclists are expected to return at approx. 2:30pm via Tuttle Street, Yorke Street and onto Chester Street
  • The staged area will be on the Library car park
  • The Tour Village and additional activities/stalls will be on Llwyn Isaf

Crowd barriers will be placed along either side of the road from the Powell Road roundabout down to Tuttle Street.

On-street parking and deliveries will not be permitted along the last 8km of the route between the hours of 10am-3pm (Chester Street restrictions detailed below).  Any vehicle left unattended may be removed from site and taken to a secure compound, where a fee will need to be paid for its release.

Sunday 3rd September

There will be no on-street parking permitted on Chester Street from 6pm on Sunday 3 September. Chester Street will re-open after the race on Monday 4 September.

6am onwards – Event set-up on Chester Street

A full road closure will be in place from the Powell Road roundabout to Holt Street junction (Wingetts). Pedestrian access will be maintained.

Vehicle access will be permitted up Chester Street pedestrianised area (until 1pm) – however vehicles will only be permitted to turn right onto Holt Street.

Car Parks

There will be no access to the following car parks via Chester Street

  • Waterworld (Freedom Leisure)
  • Library
  • Guildhall (Members)
  • Wellbeing Hub
  • Memorial Hall

The Wellbeing hub staff car park can be accessed via Holt Street (managed by Traffic Management) There will be no entry/exit between 1:30pm and 4:00pm when the cyclists are expected to return.

Part of the Waterworld long stay car park will be used for blue badge holders, accessed via Holt Street (managed by Traffic Management)

  • St Giles car park will be closed from 1pm and will re-open when Tuttle Street re-opens

Alternative car parking arrangements are being explored, however active travel and public transport into the city centre are being encouraged.

1pm – approx. 6pm

The road closure on Chester street will be extended down to Tuttle Street. Strictly no vehicle access during this time.

Cyclists are expected to arrive at approx. 2:30pm.  When the race has finished, event take down will begin. Roads will be re-opened once safe to do so.

Cllr Nigel Williams, Lead Member for Economy and Regeneration, said, “With such a huge event being held in Wrexham it will inevitably cause some inconvenience to road users.

“We will endeavour to ensure that this disruption is kept to a minimum and that the city centre set to benefits from the influx of visitors expected from all over the region.”

For more information check out the Tour of Britain website.

Llwyn isaf will be hosting a tour village on the day that will include

  • Official Tour of Britain stands
  • Local stallholders
  • Inflatable play equipment
  • Cycling activities and obstacle courses

Route Map

Tour of Britain - Wrexham Event Details
Share
Previous Article Comic Con Comic Con 2023 Wrexham Homecoming in September
Next Article Thought bubbles Unpaid carers, have your say!

Stay connected

20KFollowersLike
23KFollowersFollow
3.8KFollowersFollow
8.4KFollowersFollow
- Sign up -
Ad image

Latest news

Tŷ Pawb announces new season of FREE lunchtime concerts
Tŷ Pawb announces new season of FREE lunchtime concerts
Events People & place
September 2, 2026
High Street
Driving into Wrexham city centre? Please park responsibly and follow traffic rules around High Street
People & place Other
September 1, 2026
Blue emergency services light
999 flag to be raised in support of Emergency Services Day
People & place Other
September 1, 2026
Wrexham’s oldest café refurbished for future generations
Wrexham’s oldest café refurbished for future generations
People & place
September 1, 2026

You might also like

Minera Roof Trusses
Biz & education

Expansion for family business following Investment Zone grant

August 28, 2026
Social Prescribing and Community Wellness service
Council servicesPeople & place

Social Prescribing and Community Wellness Service to support Wrexham communities

August 28, 2026
New £100,000 skate park opens in Rhosddu
Council servicesPeople & place

New £100,000 skate park opens in Rhosddu

August 27, 2026
The Base – Youth support in Wrexham’s communities
Council services

The Base – Youth support in Wrexham’s communities

August 25, 2026
//

Wrexham Council News provides all the latest news from your county borough council.

Get our top stories…

Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest news and info from Wrexham Council.

Sign up

Quick links

  • Customise interests
  • Reading list
  • MyUpdates
  • Contact the council
  • Privacy policy
Wrexham Council NewsWrexham Council News
Follow US
© 2026 Wrexham County Borough Council
Wrexham Council News
Welcome back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?

  • Cymraeg
  • English