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Weight limit to stay

Summary by BATH NEWSEUM
The temporary 18-tonne weight limit on Bath's Cleveland Bridge is being extended for a further 18 months while Bath & North East Somerset Council continues to monitor the condition of the historic structure and gather data to inform its long-term future. Around 16,000 vehicles cross Cleveland Bridge every day. Since the bridge reopened in 2022,…
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Plans to replace Cleveland Bridge in Bath ‘under development’

The temporary 18-tonne weight limit on the historic bridge is being extended for a further 18 months.

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Weight limit to stay

The temporary 18-tonne weight limit on Bath's Cleveland Bridge is being extended for a further 18 months while Bath & North East Somerset Council continues to monitor the condition of the historic structure and gather data to inform its long-term future. Around 16,000 vehicles cross Cleveland Bridge every day. Since the bridge reopened in 2022,…

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BATH NEWSEUM broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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