Inquiry into National Highways filling in Congham Bridge
Public inquiry over Congham Bridge hears it was "unlawfully almost totally destroyed" by National Highways.
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Public inquiry over Congham Bridge hears it was "unlawfully almost totally destroyed" by National Highways.
The 98-year-old structure was infilled after the government agency claimed it was at risk of collapse. But furious locals claim the work in Congham, Norfolk, has wrecked a heritage asset.
Statements and evidence have been published ahead of a public inquiry to help decide the future of a historic West Norfolk bridge.
National Highways says it will fight against West Norfolk Council's orders to remove 1,000 tonnes of concrete from the historic Congham railway…
King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council have ordered National Highways to restore the Congham Road bridge after it failed to remove the material