for the next two years of aerial survey work, we have been commissioned to do on the £27.3m Cardiff bay link project.
This is how the UK does things these days, all about the reporting rather than the actual building. I wonder how much of the £27.3m is actually spent on tarmac rather than on consultants and surveys?
In 1959 the M1 J10 to J18 (50 miles) was built in 19 months, 3 lanes each way and 132 bridges.
Two Year for Cardiff's vital 1.2 Kms of road, that the land has already been partially cleared, I despair.
This puts the potential progress and opening of the M4 relief road into perspective, with 3 accidents in a week, what is with the lack of investment in South Wales road infrastructure.
It amuses me some other Welsh road schemes in the middle of nowhere get built even though they are hardly used e.g. Brecon dual carriage way by-pass being one example. Nobody used it, so the built another inner bypass in Brecon!!