04/10/2019

Sydenham Bypass Collision Causing Long Delays

Belfast city-bound motorists travelling from Bangor and Holywood are advised to avoid the Sydenham Bypass this afternoon, Friday 04 October, following a collision.

Four cars are understood to have been involved in the crash, which occurred outside the entrance to Belfast City Airport.

Police said the slip road to the airport is closed to traffic.

Motorists are advised to seek an alternative route and allow extra time for their journey.



(JG/CM)

Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.

27 March 2024
SSE Arena Implements Amazon's 'Just Walk Out' Technology
Belfast's SSE Arena has become the first indoor venue in Europe to implement Amazon's 'Just Walk Out' technology, offering frictionless checkout-free shopping and revolutionising the fan experience.
21 March 2024
BCC Unveils Refreshed Strategic Plan For Belfast City Centre
New plans to support the most vulnerable in Belfast while growing the economy, regenerating neighbourhoods and achieving climate targets have been published in a refreshed strategic plan for the city. First published in 2017, the Belfast Agenda set out joint vision for the city up to 2035.
20 March 2024
Belfast Man Handed Two-Year Stalking Protection Order
The PSNI have welcomed a two-year Stalking Protection Order (SPO) handed down to a 46-year-old Belfast man at Belfast Magistrates Court. The man had been found guilty of stalking and harassing his 50-year-old female ex-partner.
13 March 2024
Three Arrested In Connection With East Belfast Burglary
Two men and a woman have been arrested in connection with an attempted burglary in east Belfast on Monday, 11 March. PSNI officers responded to a report of an attempted break in and criminal damage at a property in the Upper Newtownards Road area.
06 March 2024
NI Schoolgirl Mentorship Programme Continues To Grow
An all-female leadership programme dedicated to enabling, empowering, and developing young girls across Northern Ireland has announced that it has tripled in size in 2024, with almost 400 sixth form schoolgirls from 28 schools are participating in the SistersIN programme this year.