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Simple bridges and boardwalks

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Bridges on public rights of way in England and Wales which cross streams or other natural obstacles are the responsibility of the Highway Authority, who should be consulted over design and construction. Bridges which are not on public rights of way will normally be the responsibility of the landowner. The site must be carefully checked...

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