Severn Bridge Act 1965

The Severn Bridge Act 1965 was a legal law passed by the UK Parliament authorizing the construction of the Severn Bridge, which connects England and Wales across the River Severn. This Act provided the necessary legal powers, including funding, land acquisition, and regulatory approval, to build the bridge. The purpose was to improve transportation links, facilitate trade, and support regional development by creating a better crossing over the Severn River. It marked a significant infrastructure milestone, enabling easier travel and economic growth in the area.