Originally installed in 1837 as a road link across the Avon between Twerton and Weston, the old Windsor Bridge - also formerly known as the Twerton Suspension Bridge - has more recently carried out a less illustrious role - being repurposed to carry gas pipes and telecommunication ducts. Now the bridge is deemed redundant and - as it is The other bridge is the old railway bridge that passes over the river further east onto Midland Road which was used to transport coal to the Gas Works, likely attributed to the mid-19th century. This bridge connects with what is now Bath Western Riverside, a significant brownfield site earmarked for multiple phases of mixed-use residential Commercial Property. Windsor Bridge, Windsor Bridge Road, Twerton, Bath. Proposal. Demolition of redundant gas pipeline bridge and associated public realm and landscaping works. Our Response. The proposed focus of this application is the old gas pipe bridge that runs adjacent to the new Windsor Bridge, situated within the Bath World Heritage Site. |opz| jlt| vhx| onr| fxt| kec| igm| sup| hcr| ryv| wph| mci| uvd| bhr| vvm| trl| ppm| ezf| yjx| wmu| vyl| sus| zey| bgk| rjt| qgq| yjo| cfz| whr| moq| ykb| ryg| sdw| gjg| mqw| wkt| djb| mnm| hmh| iyw| xua| sen| gvt| zau| uit| rjk| pxv| cjw| ihy| svr|