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Essential repair and drainage works to continue on Dry Arch Bridge until November

Monday 4th September 2017 Bath Echo News Team Travel News

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Essential works will get under way this week to Dry Arch Bridge, a single span, 18th Century link on the A363, with two-way signals expected at the site until the end of November.

The work will include repairs to the stone masonry, drainage improvements and the installation of highway kerbs to each side of the carriageway.

Two-way signals will be installed while the work is carried out. It will start today, 4th September, and is expected to last until 24th November 2017.

Drivers have been advised to expect delays but the Council is working with the contractor to minimise disruption.

The bridge also carries a public bridleway which will remain open throughout the works.

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