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Rochester Bridge Trust was proud to host the 70th meeting of a group of the United Kingdom’s leading bridge experts. The Bridge Owners’ Forum met in the Trust’s six centuries …
When the Old Bridge was opened in May 1914, the approach to the crossing included some rather large, ornate lamps. The pedestal columns for those lamps can still be seen …
Children have many dreams and aspirations, and now a team of engineers is doing their bit to ensure engineering is among those dreams. Bedtime Stories for Very Young Engineers is …
Twenty-eight trees have been planted around Rochester, acknowledging the carbon generated by a temporary diversion during the Rochester Bridge Refurbishment Project. The diversion was required when an area of Rochester …
Anyone who has carried out historical research that involves looking at old wills may have come across inventories – documents that list the belongings of the deceased person. They are …
Preventative maintenance has been carried out on the Old Bridge, to tackle the issue of guano. Feral pigeons have started roosting within the bowstring-shaped trusses of the Old Bridge. Pigeon …