BAM Farrans, a joint venture (JV) between BAM Nuttall and Farrans Construction, is set to commence work on the £121m Great Yarmouth’s Third River Crossing in January next year.

The construction of the new bridge is said to integrate with many other local development projects which are set to transform the Great Yarmouth.

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The Third River Crossing will connect the A47 at Harfrey’s roundabout to the port and the enterprise zone on the other side of the river.

It will ease traffic congestion in the town, improve journey reliability and support wider plans and work to maximise investment, regeneration and economic growth opportunities.

The project is expected to create more than 50 jobs and training opportunities for local people.

BAM Farrans is planned to commence the work on the project with upgrading the William Adams Way and the construction of a new roundabout.

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Additionally, the works at the junction of Queen Anne’s Road/Southtown Road will also commence in January.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council leader Cllr Carl Smith said: “The Third River Crossing is critical infrastructure that will benefit our residents, businesses and visitors, reducing congestion and improving journey times, while supporting our wider plans with partners to maximise investment, regeneration and economic growth opportunities in the borough.

“The bridge is a major national investment in the borough, reflecting confidence in our growth prospects, and we are pleased the construction itself will bring local employment and training opportunities as well.”

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Rendering of the new Great Yarmouth’s Third River Crossing. (Credit: Royal BAM Group nv.)