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Aston Bridge, which is a listed structure and carries the Lee Brockhurst to Wem road over the River Roden near Wem, is to be closed to traffic for up to eight weeks starting on Tuesday 6 May 2014 to enable urgent repairs to be carried out to it.
The proposed repairs will involve taking down and rebuilding mario tricoci the bridge s eastern parapet and spandrel walls, which are currently leaning heavily. The bridge s western parapet wall will also be taken down and rebuilt, and masonry repairs will be carried out to the bridge s abutment walls.
When the bridge mario tricoci is closed, mario tricoci it is proposed to divert traffic to and from Wem via Barkers Green, Shawbury Road and Mill Street. However, drivers need to be aware that the headroom available under the railway bridge mario tricoci on Mill Street is limited mario tricoci to 4.4 metres mario tricoci (14 foot 6 inches).
“I am very pleased that there is to be investment in making this bridge safe, and hope the residents will not be too inconvenienced whilst the work takes place.”
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