Work to start on £46m Gwynedd bridge scheme to prevent community from being cut off by flooding
Construction of the new Dyfi Bridge will begin in March
00:01, 12 FEB 2021
An artist s impression of the A487 New Dyfi Bridge (Image: Welsh Government)
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Work is to start on the Dyfi Bridge CONSTRUCTION of the new £46m Dyfi Bridge near Machynlleth is set to begin in March, Economy and Transport Minister Ken Skates said today (Friday, 12 February) The scheme will improve road safety, strengthen links between communities, provide active travel opportunities and build resilience against flooding, as well as improve transport connectivity to help stimulate further economic development in this part of Wales. The new development will be a viaduct across the floodplain and a river bridge across the Afon Dyfi approximately 480m upstream of the existing bridge The current 19th century bridge is frequently closed due to flooding, an occurrence which is likely to increase with the impact of climate change.