‘Significant milestone’ in Drypool Bridge repairs
Hull City Council has confirmed the appointment of Esh Construction Limited and Mason Clark Associates to carry out repair work on Drypool Bridge, in a move the council says is 'a significant milestone'. An inspection in April revealed significant deterioration to several load-bearing columns beneath Drypool Bridge, including rusting and breaking steel, which led to emergency closures. The historic Clarence Street structure will now undergo comprehensive repairs to guarantee its safety and continued use. The work is estimated to cost at least £7m. Read more: Hull's Drypool Bridge problems explained ahead of up to year of repairs costing £7m plus A city (literally) divided – my nightmare bus journey amid Drypool Bridge closure chaos The firms Esh Construction Limited and Mason Clark Associates have been tasked with the preparatory phase of the project. Their crews will conduct thorough examinations of the bridge's condition and develop a timetable for the main repair and fortification works. Mason Clark Associates will also be using their experience to direct the design stage; ensuring that the bridge's historic appeal is retained while incorporating contemporary safety requireme
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