Others were simply not built at all in a form recognisable from the Ringway proposal.

The village is also home to Ringway golf club.

Erm on what they report does is is the ringway.

Like Ringway 2 this road was never built.

Several writers have emphasised the very stressful nature of the parachute training at Ringway.

The airport at this time was called Ringway, after the parish it was within.

The remaining section of Ringway 4 became the M26.

Its initial role at Ringway was to develop glider instrumentation for military use.

On modern maps its north edge is (the south branch of) Ringway Road.

This was dropped in 1967 when the northern terminus was changed to Ringway 2.

Parts of Ringways 3 and 4 were started soon after Ringway 1 was cancelled.

Nevertheless the disruption and widespread demolition required to build the Ringway would have been considerable.

He recommended the Ringway site, which was initially rejected, but eventually they opened the aerodrome in 1938.

It is situated near the local ringway, in the middle of an industrial area, not far from the city's soccer stadium Lerkendal.

He also completed parachute training at Ringway, in England.

The town is located close to Manchester's international Ringway Airport.

There is only one civil parish in the metropolitan borough, Ringway, which was added in 1974.

As well as a castle at Manchester, there was also one in Ringway.

First Barton, then Ringway were chosen as the municipal aerodrome instead.

RAF Ringway was used for both operational flying and training.

Major roads radiate from the Ringway like spokes from a hub.

Due to the opposition to the Ringway plan and earlier proposals there are few grade-separated routes penetrating to the city centre.

That year, Ringway, the town where Manchester Airport is located, was added to the city.

R0 is the outer ringway around Brussels.

It officially opened on 25 June 1938 and was initially known as Ringway Airport.