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The IWA Chelmsford Branch invites you to a webinar.

Join us to hear Brian Margetson talk about Crossing the Severn.

Attempts to secure a reliable means of crossing the Severn Estuary included two major ferry crossings, one tunnel and three bridges.

The civil engineer Thomas Telford described it as ‘one of the most forbidding places at which an important ferry was ever established’.

We look forward to welcoming you for the last social of this season.

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IWA Chelmsford Branch
Event Dates

Thursday 13th May 2021

Location

Online

Crossing the Severn

The IWA Chelmsford Branch invites you to a webinar.

Join us to hear Brian Margetson talk about Crossing the Severn.

Attempts to secure a reliable means of crossing the Severn Estuary included two major ferry crossings, one tunnel and three bridges.

The civil engineer Thomas Telford described it as ‘one of the most forbidding places at which an important ferry was ever established’.

We look forward to welcoming you for the last social of this season.

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Time

07:30 PM

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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

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