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Weel Bridge Reborn After Major Refurbishment
14 Sep
Summary
- The 73-year-old Weel Bridge underwent extensive refurbishment.
- Repairs included structural strengthening and footpath widening.
- Safety checks are underway before the bridge's official reopening.
The historic Weel Bridge, aged 73, has been successfully lifted back into place following a complete refurbishment. The bridge, which spans the River Hull near Beverley, East Yorkshire, was transported to a specialist engineering firm in South Yorkshire for the extensive work.
During its time away, the structure received significant structural repairs and strengthening. Additionally, its footpath was widened, and its mechanical, electrical, and control systems were thoroughly upgraded. East Riding of Yorkshire Council has confirmed that safety checks will be performed over the next few weeks.
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