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The West Midlands Combined Authority (Functions and Amendment) Order 2017
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47. A5127 from the northern Birmingham Borough boundary just south of the A4026 Blake Street/Watford Gap Road roundabout to the Dartmouth Circus roundabout with the A38(M) Aston Expressway/A4540 Newtown Middleway/Dartmouth Middleway (see paragraph 3(a)), including its junctions with—
(a)B4151 Mere Green Road/Belwell Lane/Hill Village Road roundabout;
(b)A454 Four Oaks Road/Wentworth Road/Station Drive roundabout;
(c)A453 Tamworth Road/Anchorage Road Coleshill Street roundabout;
(d)Manor Road roundabout;
(e)A453 Jockey Road/Pilkington Avenue (see paragraph 14(g));
(f)B4148 Penns Lane;
(g)A452 Chester Road (see paragraph 13(j));
(h)B4531 Station Road/Edwards Road;
(i)B4142 Summer Road roundabout;
(j)A4040 Reservoir Road/Wood End Road/High Street roundabout (see paragraph 30(f));
(k)Salford Circus roundabout with the A38 Tyburn Road (see paragraph 2(f));
(l)B4137 Cuckoo Bridge;
(m)B4137 Aston Hall Road;
(n)B4132 Waterlinks Boulevard/Lynton Road roundabout;
(o)B4144 Park Lane/Rocky Lane roundabout; and
(p)Dartmouth Circus roundabout with the A38(M) Aston Expressway/A4540 Newtown Middleway/Dartmouth Middleway (see paragraph 3(a)).
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