DALLINGTON BRIDGE
Sir, —“Disappointed” wants to know why the Dallington bridge could not be rebuilt, like the Styx bridge, in longitudinal sections, so that traffic need not be interrupted. Might I point out that this is a-very expensive expedient, justified only where there is no alternative bridge within a reasonable distance? It is certainly not a method to be used from choice.— Yours, etc., BUILDER. May 9, 1953.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27036, 11 May 1953, Page 3
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