Ruswarp residents raised concerns over the quantity of trees trapped by the scaffolding, recently washed down by heavy rainfall. The British Rail owned railway bridge is currently under going maintenance and the scaffolding surrounding the bridge is a tangled mass of trees and bushes.
Wednesday, overnight into Thursday Stobart Rail Civil Engineering were brought in to remove the debris with a mechanical grab and skip. Full skips were then emptied into waiting lorries. The cost, reportedly £30,000.00
Wednesday, overnight into Thursday Stobart Rail Civil Engineering were brought in to remove the debris with a mechanical grab and skip. Full skips were then emptied into waiting lorries. The cost, reportedly £30,000.00
Two bridges over the River Esk.
In the foreground the scaffolding surrounds the railway line bridge which is on stilts/piles.
In the background the arch forms the road bridge
Wednesday morning dog walk with Aussie.
In the foreground the scaffolding surrounds the railway line bridge which is on stilts/piles.
In the background the arch forms the road bridge
Wednesday morning dog walk with Aussie.
Photographs are available through Ross Parry Picture Desk.
Overnight works 23rd Nov 2016
Stobart Rail Civil Engineering
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