'Defects' delay reopening of train station bridge
By Ben Parker - Suffolk
Published on March 11, 2026.
Work on refurbishing a railway station footbridge in Suffolk, nearly three months after it was supposed to be completed, has been delayed. The project involves strengthening its steelwork, improving its paintwork, and installing new handrails with integrated lighting. Additional defects have been identified. The remaining footbridge will remain open throughout the project.
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'Defects' delay reopening of train station bridge
Work to refurbish a railway station footbridge in Suffolk, closed due to safety concerns, is ongoing nearly three months late due to structural defects.