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Works commences on 250-year-old Cardross Bridge

Covanburn are delighted to have been appointed to carry out the necessary repair work at Cardross Bridge, alongside Stirling Council. The Category B Listed bridge, which carries the B8034 over the River Forth between Arnprior and Port of Menteith.

The project includes a rebuild of the bridge walls and a full repointing of the stone using traditional materials, bringing the bridge back to its former glory. The work will necessitate a full road closure of the B8034 for six months from Monday 9 September 2024.

Cllr Jen Preston, convener of the Environment, Transport and Net Zero Committee, said: “The condition of the structure of Cardross Bridge has deteriorated in recent years and subsequent investigations and surveys have clarified the necessity for these works.

“The bridge dates back to 1774 and it will be repaired and strengthened sympathetic to its age and location, with engagement from stakeholders such as Historic Environment Scotland, SEPA, Nature Scot and Forth Fisheries Trust.

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