A historic bridge in Northumberland has reopened following major repair work by Graham Construction.
The £4.4 million project involved refurbishing the Ovingham Bridge, which links Ovingham with Prudhoe over the River Tyne.
Works included completely dismantling and rebuilding the 154 metre long structure, giving the bridge a further 120-year design life.
Robert Nesbitt, Contracts Manager with GRAHAM Construction, said: "This high-profile, iconic bridgework project was completed in a complex stakeholder environment over a major waterway.
" Working in close collaboration with Northumberland County Council has enabled our team to foster innovation and solve the unique problems posed by this complicated project."
Councillor Ian Swithenbank added: "This has been an extremely complex engineering task, which has required the construction team to carry out a number of innovative repair techniques."
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