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Daily Archives: February 20, 2012
Bangor pier: potential £1m shortfall for maintenance work
Wales’ second longest pier could face a potential shortfall of £1m for vital maintenance work. Bangor’s Garth Pier should undergo a 25-year overhaul within the next two years. But because of its location in the protected marine environment of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bangor, BBC, corroded metal, Corrosion, Grade II, North Wales, Victorian Pier, victorian structure
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