Middleham Bridge reopens after emergency repairs from HGV strike
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 3 Oct, 06:13 · Archive
Middleham Bridge in North Yorkshire has reopened on 2 October after £40,000 emergency repairs following damage from an HGV strike.
Middleham Bridge in North Yorkshire reopened on 2 October after being struck by a heavy goods vehicle. The Grade II-listed structure sustained significant damage requiring £40,000 in emergency repairs, undertaken weeks faster than initially expected.
North Yorkshire Council has announced plans to install protective measures at the bridge to guard against future HGV strikes and similar damage.
How it is being reported
- Historic bridge reopens weeks early after HGV crash caused major damageThe Press (York) · 3 Oct, 05:30
- Historic bridge reopens weeks early after HGV crash caused major damageGazette & Herald (Malton) · 3 Oct, 05:30
- Bridge reopens weeks early after HGV strike caused significant damageThe Press (York) · 3 Oct, 05:00
- Bridge reopens weeks early after HGV strike caused significant damageGazette & Herald (Malton) · 3 Oct, 05:00
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