Historic 200-year-old bridge set to reopen after £12m restoration for first time in seven years

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Historic 200-year-old bridge set to reopen after £12m restoration for first time in seven years

A nearly 200-year-old bridge is set to reopen to traffic after being closed for almost seven years due to serious safety concerns and fears. Whorlton Bridge, which crosses the River Tees near Barnard Castle in County Durham, could welcome vehicles and pedestrians back across it by the end of August. The historic bridge was closed in 2019 after inspections found it was no longer safe to use, with new photos showing …