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Education Reporter at The Press and @NZStuff in Christchurch, NZ. Writer of The @BetamaxTheory. My views on writing, hiking, film & politics.
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Campaigners fighting the infilling of a 125-year-old bridge in Hertfordshire have launched a petition, which has attracted 700 signatures in the first week. The group says the bridge, which is north of Braughing Station, is historically significant and that the infilling scheme proposed by National Highways “would be an act of vandalism”. Braughing Station, which opened in 1863, was on the old Buntingford to St Margaret’s branch line. However, it closed as part of the Beeching cuts in 1964.
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Graham completes A10 bridge linking Waterbeach New Town and Cambridge city centre

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By Lee Kenny Verified
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Infrastructure delivery firm Graham has completed construction of a new bridge over the A10 in Cambridgeshire. The bridge provides a traffic-free crossing connecting the growing Waterbeach New Town with Cambridge Science Park and Cambridge city centre. It was fabricated off site and lifted into position in modular sections, a method that reduced disruption to the A10 during installation.
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Chairman lays final brick in Bowmer + Kirkland HQ redevelopment

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By Lee Kenny Verified
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Bowmer + Kirkland marked a major milestone in the transformation of its Derbyshire headquarters with chairman Jack Kirkland laying the final brick on one of the company's new office buildings. He was joined by colleagues from Bowmer + Kirkland’s North Midlands and Yorkshire construction team, which is delivering the redevelopment, along with representatives from Phoenix Brickwork, the specialist contractor responsible for the brickwork package.
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