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A bridge swept away in devastating floods five years ago is finally set to be repaired - but not everyone is happy

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A bridge swept away in devastating floods is finally set to be repaired. Kay Street Bridge in Summerseat, Bury, was badly damaged during the Boxing Day floods of 2015, which caused the collapse of the nearby Waterside Inn.

It has remained closed to traffic ever since as repair works suffered a number of delays and setbacks. However, work is now due to resume with council bosses confident the bridge could reopen before the end of the year.

But not everyone in Summerseat is convinced it is a good idea. When the plans to fix the two-arched stone bridge first emerged two years ago, a total of 19 objections were lodged, with many living nearby concerned about the likelihood of increased traffic.

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