The tarmac surface has been laid onto the top of the Broadmeadows bridge.
The Broadmeadows bridge surfacing starts [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
The Broadmeadows bridge surfacing complete [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Fiveways
Work on the culvert at Fiveways [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Massive crane [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Work continues on the culvert and a massive crane was used to rapidly lift and manoeuvre the sections of the culvert into position.
This meant that the sections that would normally take several days to move and position were completed in one day even though the
weather was deteriorating throughout the day. Due to the size of the crane, and the relatively light tunnel sections that were being lifted, it was not affected by the wind.
The massive crane [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
10th March 2008
The Bund
Here at the Bund, what will be the final throttle is being built. It is much smaller than the tunnel sections used further downstream so that, in theory, they will have the capacity to handle the flow coming out from here.
The start of the throttle [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
The first part of the throttle [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Broadmeadows
The Broadmeadows Bridge parapet [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Preparations are being made to face the parapet with brickwork so that its appearance is improved.
Fiveways
This the remaining section of the original Broadmeadows to Fiveways culvert seen from the Broadmeadows end.
The Broadmeadows end of the old culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
7th March 2008
Fiveways
The old culvert has been nearly completely removed. The work continues on the point where the two streams will meet.
The remains of the old culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
The intersection and old culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
1 The brook referred to as the Chatterley Brook is actually a unnamed brook that flows from Weston-under-Penyard past Chackley Grove.
It has only recently become referred to as the Chatterley Brook and locally it was previously known as Chackley Brook. 2Flood Work Hit By Weak Teeth Ross-on-Wye Journal - Wednesday May 14, 2008