We used a combination of traditional techniques and 21st Century technology to rebuild this vital transport link for residents and local businesses.
On December 29th 2015, a devastating flood hit the River Wharfe, Tadcaster, resulting in the partial collapse of the Grade II-listed bridge that connected two halves of the town.
In order to reconnect the community, Balfour Beatty was contracted by North Yorkshire County Council to clear debris from the site and rebuild the damaged bridge, which was originally built in two parts in the 16th and 18th Century. Part of the works also included installing a temporary footbridge while the permanent structure was being repaired.