Jonathan Reynolds, the MP for Stalybridge and Hyde, has hailed the High Court's decision to knock back the Campaign to Protect Rural England's legal challenge to block the new road being built at Mottram.
There was a delay on the decision as the CPRE's case was 'stayed, awaiting a Court of Appeal decision relating to another proposed bypass in Boswell.
Now, almost six decades after being first discussed, the Mottram Bypass is on track to be built.
The scheme, estimated to be worth around £228m, is designed to tackle congestion between Manchester and Sheffield. Work was due to start in the early part of 2023, but the legal challenge from the countryside charity put a halt on proceedings.
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