Salisbury Footbridge Set for Replacement in £23 Million A36 Project
A busy footbridge in Salisbury is slated for replacement as part of a £23 million project to improve the A36.
Salisbury, MD, October 17, 2026 —
A busy footbridge in Salisbury is slated to be replaced as part of a £23 million project to improve the A36. The available information links the bridge replacement to the wider road-improvement project but does not provide further details about the work.
The project’s schedule, the footbridge’s precise location and the organization responsible for carrying out the replacement were not provided. No information was given about when construction might begin or how long the bridge could be unavailable during the work.
The stated project value is £23 million. The information does not say how much of that total is allocated to the footbridge, or describe the other measures included in the plans to improve the A36. It also does not identify the reason the existing bridge is being replaced or give details about the design of its replacement.
The bridge is described as busy, but no usage figures or information about how pedestrians will be affected during construction was provided. Details about access arrangements, consultation, approvals and any project milestones were also not included.
Further information would be needed to establish the timing and practical effects of the replacement. For now, the stated plan is that the footbridge will be replaced within the broader £23 million A36 improvement project.
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