(13-01-2015, 08:45 PM)choke Wrote: If its only a matter of steel supportings, my mate and i are happy to stay a few more days after TT15, and get it fixed, free of charge.
If any local supplier can afford to drop some materials, we'll save this unique piece of history.

Lovely idea and would work in our world, some scaffoldng/key clamp tube and fittings/welding and carpentry work would very easily get the job done .. unfortunately I suspect you would need no end of risk assessments, CIS certificates, project management, safe working practice legislation and insurance, traffic management/direction/cones etc as you need at least 1 metre from site. Basically upon completion of repairs the first time somebody stubs their toe the legal finger points at the last contractor on site. There might be a way of doing it along the lines of public support/charity/site of interest/national treasure etc but that won't happen by itself.