Major £3.2m Upgrade Begins on 132-Year-Old Railway Bridge in Leeds

£3.2m works to restore 132-year-old Pepper Road railway bridge in Leeds get underway

The original bridge was built in around 1840

Major £3.2m upgrade begins on 132-year-old railway bridge in Leeds

Pepper Road Bridge in Leeds is undergoing a £3.2 million upgrade to strengthen the 132-year-old railway bridge.

Pepper Road bridge overhaul underway in Leeds

A £3.2 million programme to strengthen the Victorian-era Pepper Road railway bridge in Leeds is now under way, with works expected to continue until late November 2026.

Bridge upgrade works begin in Leeds

Network Rail is warning of disruption to travel while work begins on a £3.2 million project to strengthen the 132-year-old Pepper Road railway bridge in Leeds, ensuring its continued safe and reliable use by both trains and motorists.

Work begins on £3.2M scheme to replace sections of 132-year old rail bridge in Leeds

Work has begun to strengthen a 132‑year‑old railway bridge in Leeds for the purpose of keeping the structure safe and serviceable for both trains and road users. The post Work begins on £3.2M scheme to replace sections of 132-year old rail bridge in Leeds appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Major £3.2m Upgrade Begins on Historic Pepper Road Railway Bridge in Leeds

Network Rail has begun a £3.2m upgrade of Leeds’ historic Pepper Road railway bridge, strengthening the Victorian structure for decades of safe rail and road use.