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Rachael sells Windsor Bridge for $5.9 Million

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Rachael Goldsworthy has successfully sold Windsor Bridge to an until now undisclosed buyer for AUD $5.9 million.

Donald Trump’s most Senior Advisor recently inspected Windsor Bridge, many believe looking to add to the Trump portfolio of his bridge real estate.

“The benefits for residents of Windsor and surrounding suburbs are outstanding,” said Donald Trump via phone this morning.

Others believe Paris Hilton may have been the real purchaser. She recently landed in Australia and was spotted near Windsor Bridge before heading to Windsor Seafoods to indulge in Fish & Chips.

I’m sure all local people will be delighted by our potential new residents!

Enjoy your first day of April!

Rachael 😉

 

 

 

 

Petition Opportunity Knocks…says Anna Yeo of Hawkesbury Gazette

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A move by group Community Action for Windsor Bridge (CAWB) to use the International Sand Sculpting Competition as a way to boost signatures for a petition against the new Windsor Bridge proposal has frustrated some local residents.” says Anna Yeo of Hawkesbury Gazette

Windsor Business Group member, Max Jarman said the Windsor Bridge proposal was the only way to go. He feared that without it Windsor would die.

Michael Milman said “they weren’t aware….it’s not that Heart of the Hawkesbury supports what this group is trying to achieve…we support their right for a democracy”

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Petition Opportunity Knocks”

source: Hawkesbury Gazette

Windsor Bridge over the Hawkesbury River

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Windsor Bridge is the oldest existing crossing of the Hawkesbury River. The bridge was originally built with a timber deck on cast iron piers in 1875. Over the years the bridge has undergone many alterations including raising the bridge by 2.4 metres and adding a pier in 1897. The timber deck, abutment and the same pier were replaced by reinforced concrete in 1920 and a footpath was added on the downstream side in 1968.

The bridge is 143 metres long and 6.1 metres wide. It carries an average of 18,000 vehicles per day.

While the existing structure is still considered safe for general traffic, parts of the bridge are now over 135 years old.

Options for relocation of the Windsor Bridge are:

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Source: NSW Government

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