Charing Cross Bridge
From Graces Guide
1931 After much discussion the London County Council decided to promote a Bill for the construction of a road bridge, subject to the Government providing 75 per cent. of the cost. The Government, however, decided that it was not prepared to renew this offer, and as a result, Charing Cross Bridge was not built but Waterloo Bridge was demolished and replaced by a new bridge to carry six lines of traffic.[1]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1931/07/31