Introduction
The so-called ‘Roman Bridge’ is believed to have been built in 1305 to enable people to cross the Pill at Blackpill.
The bridge was restored in 2018 by CVCP with funding from the Landfill Communities Fund received through ENTRUST.
The so-called ‘Roman Bridge’ is believed to have been built in 1305 to enable people to cross the Pill at Blackpill.
The bridge was restored in 2018 by CVCP with funding from the Landfill Communities Fund received through ENTRUST.
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