Orwell Bridge in Suffolk re-opens
The Orwell Bridge at Ipswich in suffolk has now re-opens after being shut for safety reasons because of high winds overnight.
The Orwell Bridge at Ipswich in suffolk has now re-opens after being shut for safety reasons because of high winds overnight.
A bridge on the A14 in Suffolk's been closed in both directions because of strong winds overnight.
The Orwell Bridge near Ipswich is shut between junction 55 for the A12 and junction 58 Seven Hills.
The bridge is expected to remain shut until at least 8 o'clock this morning.
During the Orwell Bridge closure there is a planned diversion route, via the A1156, A1189 and A1214 through Ipswich.
Highways England will continue to monitor wind speeds closely and will reopen the bridge as soon as it is safe to do so.
Drivers planning to travel during the current severe weather are encouraged to plan their journey in advance and check the latest weather and traffic conditions along the route.
Drivers should be aware of sudden gusts of wind, and give high-sided vehicles, caravans, motorbikes and bicycles plenty of space.
Any showers will die out, leaving a largely dry and clear evening. Remaining breezy. Highs of 12 deg C (54 deg F
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