Latest Bridges News

The Government of Jersey has reignited a decade-old plan to construct a fixed crossing between the channel island and France.

Shropshire Council has granted listed building consent for works to take place on a 19th century bridge near Oswestry that was damaged when hit by an HGV earlier this year.

Heritage bridge specialist Spencer Group has completed a temporary walkway across Scotland’s Grade-B listed Connel Bridge ahead of major repair works to the structure.

The likelihood of extreme weather causing damage to historic bridges, such as that seen on the Bridge of Dun in Scotland, could become more common, engineering specialists have told NCE.

Engineering schedules have been ripped up by Storm Babet, with many works cancelled and emergencies occurring elsewhere.

Graham has secured a project to deliver a bridge to an under-construction housing development in Essex.

Engineering consultancy AtkinsRéalis is to lead a data project aimed at reducing the future financial and environmental cost of bridge building.

Improving UK infrastructure to drive economic growth and meet climate goals is both achievable and affordable – if the government makes the right policy decisions now, the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has said.

Mott MacDonald and Systra have redesigned a Birmingham bridge proposed as part of the surviving leg of High Speed 2 (HS2) to make it friendlier for pedestrians, cyclists and bats.

The Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway (CCLEX) is a combined toll bridge and causeway stretching 8.9km across the Mactan Channel, connecting the city of Cebu to Cordova on the island of Mactan.