When did Drypool Bridge in Hull close for repairs?

Drypool Bridge in Hull closed on September 15 for its repair program.

What repairs were done on Drypool Bridge?

Repairs included replacing bearings, adding anti-corrosion coating, and waterproofing the road deck.

Will Drypool Bridge close again in Hull?

Yes, Drypool Bridge is scheduled for further closures next year to complete remaining repair work.

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Hull Bridge Reopens After Vital Repairs

28 Nov

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Summary

Drypool Bridge in Hull has reopened following essential repair work.
Repairs included replacing bearings and adding anti-corrosion coating.
Further closures are expected next year for additional repair phases.

The Drypool Bridge in Hull has now reopened to traffic after undergoing a significant phase of repairs and strengthening. This vital city centre crossing, which had been closed since September 15, has seen its first stage of critical maintenance concluded.

The extensive works included the complete replacement of the bridge's affected bearings, a crucial step in ensuring its structural integrity. Additionally, protective anti-corrosion coatings were applied to sections of the bridge's metalwork, and the road deck received essential waterproofing treatment.

While the closure caused disruption for nearby local businesses, Hull City Council emphasized the necessity of these repairs for long-term stability and to avert more extensive, prolonged closures in the future. The council has indicated that the bridge will require another full closure next year to complete further necessary work, though a specific date has not yet been announced.