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Manchester Traffic

M6 Cheshire | Southbound | Roadworks, road closed
The M6 southbound exit slip at junction J20A will be closed , due to roadworks, from 10 pm on 16 September 2010 to 5 am on 17 September 2010.

M6 Cheshire | Southbound | Roadworks, road closed
The M6 southbound exit slip at junction J20 will be closed , due to roadworks, from 10 pm on 16 September 2010 to 5 am on 17 September 2010.

M6 Merseyside | Northbound | Roadworks, road closed
The M6 northbound entry slip at junction J23 is closed , due to roadworks. Road expected to re-open from 5:00 am.

M60 Greater Manchester | Anticlockwise | Roadworks, road closed
The M60 anti-clockwise will be closed between junctions J1 and J25, due to roadworks, from 10 pm on 16 September 2010 to 5 am on 17 September 2010.

Manchester Airport Travel Checklist

Confirm flight bookings.
Double check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office site for up to the minute issues regarding the country you're travelling to.
Get all your vaccinations up-to-date (if applicable).
Dont forget your passports (and visas if needed).
Put your tickets and money in your hand luggage.
If packing medicines, ensure that they are in their original packaging as this will avoid delays or confiscations at customs.
Do not gift wrap presents as they may have to be unwrapped by security staff or customs.
Dress comfortably and wear loose-fitting shoes as sitting on an airoplane can sometimes be uncomfortable.
Get as much sleep as possible before flying to help avoid Jetlag.

Hand luggage—what NOT to pack

Always ensure you check the exact hand luggage allowance with your airline before packing.
A general rule of thumb is that hand luggage should be:
a max weight of 5 to 7 kg, and
a max volume of height 450mm x width 350mm x depth 200mm.
Most airlines have a hand luggage measurement gauge at check-in.

Only take one piece of hand baggage and make sure that your hand luggage does not contain:
Scissors
Razor blades
Tweezers
Household cutlery
Knitting needles
Toy or replica guns
Knives of ANY length
Catapults
Sporting bats
Darts
Billiard, pool or snooker cues
Syringes (unless you can prove they are needed for diabetes or other medical reasons. You should phone the airline in advance to find out what they require as proof.
The above items should be packed in your checked baggage.
If you have any of these in your hand baggage they will be confiscated at the security deskl. They will be returned and you will not be compensated.

Hand luggage—what to pack

Passports and visas
Tickets
Money
Credit cards
Traveller’s cheques
Foreign currency if needed
EHIC Cards
Glasses and/or contact lenses
Medication and medical documents if required
Travel insurance documents
Driving license (if applicable)

All luggage—what NOT to pack

Some things may not be taken onto an aircraft at all, either as hand luggage or in the hold.
Dont pack the following anywhere in your carry on or check in baggage under any circumstances:
Flammable liquids and solids
Organic peroxides
Oxidisers
Wet car cell batteries
Infectious substances
Instruments containing magnets or mercury
Magnetrons
Non-safety matches, fire lighters, lighter fuel
Poisons: arsenic, cyanide, weedkiller, etc.
Gas cylinders
Fireworks
Paint or paint thinner
Anything radioactive
Creosote, quicklime, oiled paper
Acids, corrosives, alkalis, caustic soda

All luggage—what to pack

Photocopies of all documents including passport, insurance and visas dont forget to pack these separately from the originals
Adapters / plugs
Sun lotion/oil
First aid kit
Insect repellent
Guidebook
Phrasebook
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