River Hull bridge in Beverley to be removed for refurbishment
The council said the renovation, which will also include an upgraded control system, would improve safety and make it more reliable.The bridge was built in 1953 and carries traffic over the River Hull between Beverley and Weel.The bascule bridge can be raised to allow for river traffic along the river.
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