Highland Council has closed a foot bridge at Whin Park due to public safety concerns.
An Inverness footbridge has been closed by inspectors due to public safety concerns.
Cordons have been erected at either end of the bridge, within Whin Park, after a survey of the crossing found it to be “unsafe.”
The crossing will remain closed to the public until remedial works have been undertaken.
Its unknown at this time how long the bridge is likely to remain closed.
The closure was prompted after inspectors discovered safety issues with the bridge as part of Highland Council’s routine safety inspection activity at public locations across Inverness.
The bridge allows people to cross from the rugby pitches path over the hydro burn on to the islands.
A Highland Council spokesman said: “The area has been cordoned off to the public and should not be used under any circumstances. As soon as a works schedule is known, we will update on plans to re-open.”
An earlier version of this article incorrectly featured a picture of Ness Bank Footbridge. We are happy to clarify that Ness Bank bridge is open.Â
Inverness footbridge cordoned off after its deemed ‘unsafe’
