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Despite the £30m contribution from TFL and another £30m from the Treasury, the trust has revealed that it still has a £47m shortfall, with construction work on the bridge due to commence at the start of next year.

The organisation has been heavily criticised of late, with problems including commuter chaos at London Bridge due to a disruptive station upgrade and a £53m fine for missed train punctuality targets as a result of maintenance overruns.

And it relishes the prospect of the bridge due to be built between Sicily and mainland Italy: the Mafia still invariably gets involved in construction projects.A brave band of investigators and magistrates battles on.

The park's two main architectural features are the Peace Bridge (sardonically referred to as the "Always Ultra Bridge" due to the unusual shape of its glass canopy) and a new concert hall and exhibition centre, which has been likened to a pair of dismembered legs.

Our call for submissions for how the Tappan Zee Bridge — due to be replaced — might be reimagined as a walkway and/or park drew some thoughtful suggestions, including an "edible bridge," a "Bridge of Flowers" and a call to demolish the thing.

Restrictions were in place on the M48 Severn Bridge due to strong crosswinds, but it remains open.

The gap in primary vote is being bridged due to the decision by Labor and the Greens to preference McGowan first.

There may be restrictions on some of the main road bridges due to the wind strength.

This study presents statistical evaluations of extreme load effects on bridges due to different truck classes.

Long-span bridges, due to their flexible natures, are prone to exhibiting excessive vibrations caused by wind.

However, the use of such heavy equipment may only be suitable for large bridges due to restrictions in working space.