Seven Railway Bridges in Loughborough Junction

Loughborough Junction has 7 railway bridges and for most of my time in LJ they have existed in a faded, grafitteed and generally grotty state. 7 Bridges describe themselves as an arts led regeneration project focused on improving the appearance of Loughborough Junction. It was officially launched back in September 2015 with a party at Cambria Road bridge.

http://www.7-bridges.org/

The second bridge on Loughborough Road is now under way. It has been apparently a long and complicated process to gather together all the necessary permissions and find the funding.  Congrats to all involved.

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This is what the bridge looked like in the early 1900’s.

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This is just one image from the underside of Loughborough Road bridge.

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The 1st completed project was the Cambria Road bridge and here are some photos

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All photos by Nick Stevens, taken December 2015.

 

 

 

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