A view of the construction of the Stafford By-pass on the Birmingham to Preston Motorway (M6), showing Bridge 302 being built over the main Stafford-Wolverhampton railway, looking along the railway line in the direction of Wolverhampton and showing the Dunston Farm access bridge nearing completion. The work on the Stafford By-pass started in June 1960 and was opened to traffic in August 1962.


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