Tyne Bridge to get £35m refit as the 1928 crossing shows its age

The video discusses the confirmation of £35 million funding for the refurbishment of an iconic bridge and associated infrastructure. It outlines the process involving an outline and final business case submitted by local authorities to the central government. The video addresses the management issues of the bridge, highlighting the need for a comprehensive refurbishment due to rust and other problems. The final checks and approval process for the funding are also covered, emphasizing the quick turnaround time for such a large amount of taxpayers' money.

What is the process that the local authorities must follow for the refurbishment?

Why is the ongoing management of the bridge considered a matter for the local authority?