connects the north and south banks of the River Humber between Hessle in East Yorkshire and Barton in North Lincolnshire. Before the bridge was built, you would have to take a ferry to cross the ...

Each of the cables are designed to hold a load of 19,400 tonnes. There are enough cables on the Humber Bridge that it could loop around the Moon more than six times according to the official website.

Plans to remove toll booths from the Humber Bridge are a step closer after the appointment of a US company to design a new "free-flowing" system. The bridge board said it is going to be working ...

The Humber Estuary was a popular barrier to trade for centuries and local residents campaigned for more than 100 years for a bridge or tunnel to be built over it. Ferries sailed across the estuary ...

The former engineers were given a guided tour of the Humber Bridge A group of engineers who built the Humber Bridge have returned to celebrate the crossing's Grade I listing. More than 20 people ...

The Humber Bridge has been listed at Grade I, a status given only to buildings of the most exceptional architectural and historic interest. It combines engineering skill and good design to create a ...

Prior to the Humber Bridge being built, The Humber Estuary was a huge barrier to trade for residents who had campaigned for over 100 years for a bridge or tunnel. However, the introduction of the ...