National Highways starts construction on latest green bridge

James Murray
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New bridge in Gloucestershire to provide multi-purpose crossing for walkers, cyclists, horse riders, and wildlife

National Highways has announced it has started construction on its fifth green bridge, as part of the major A417 Missing Link project in Gloucestershire. The government-owned company this week began...

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