The Breydon Bridge crossing in Great Yarmouth.
Picture: James Bass
Breydon Bridge set to close for overnight works
Friday, October 12, 2012
4:26 PM
Breydon Bridge is set to close for overnight maintenance for three weeks from Monday, November 5, causing disruption on the roads.
The Highways Agency work on the section of the A12 by Great Yarmouth is for annual routine maintenance.
And during the closure Haven Bridge will be the only way across the River Yare in Yarmouth.
Works are expected to take place for three weeks from Monday, November 5 with the road closed from 8pm to 6am.
The road will be closed between the A47 Acle New Road roundabout and the Gapton Hall roundabout, with diversions in place.
Access will be maintained for emergency vehicles.
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