National Highways spent £352,000 removing infill from Great Musgrave bridge

National Highways has revealed that it spent £352,000 removing the unwanted infill from beneath the Great Musgrave bridge in Cumbria – almost triple what it cost to install. The post National Highways spent £352,000 removing infill from Great Musgrave bridge appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Previously infilled Great Musgrave bridge to reopen without strengthening or weight restrictions

National Highways has completed the removal of infill from beneath the Great Musgrave bridge in Cumbria but there will be no additional strengthening or weight restrictions implemented before it reopens, despite the roads body's previous claims. The post Previously infilled Great Musgrave bridge to reopen without strengthening or weight restrictions appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

National Highways slammed again over Great Musgrave bridge fiasco

After causing outrage by infilling an historic railway bridge in Cumbria two years ago, National Highways has once again inflamed local feelings – by closing the bridge while it reverses the damage.

National Highways retrospective bridge infilling application rejected

National Highways retrospective planning application for the controversial infilling of Great Musgrave bridge in Cumbria has been rejected by Eden District Council. The post National Highways retrospective bridge infilling application rejected appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

National Highway loses battle of Musgrave Bridge

The planning committee of Eden Council in Cumbria has voted unanimously to reject National Highways retrospective planning application to infill Great Musgrave Bridge.