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West Norfolk Borough Council said they had been grappling with a "significant number of technical challenges associated with this work."About 400 people a week used the service, which connected West Lynn to King's Lynn, before its closure in January.
Structural issues including cracked concrete steps and a damaged jetty on the West Lynn side of the river were identified duringWest Lynn residents Alison Fletcher and Karen Champion want the ferry back as soon as possible.Ms Champion said: "It is really quite outrageous.
"There's nothing here to tell people they will not be getting the ferry."There were 40 pilgrims left without a way to get over to the other side to their service at Easter."
Ms Fletcher pointed out that the ferry reduced congestion in the town by encouraging active travel.
"The old town and the river is a real tourist attraction," she said.In court, she would later tell her would-be killer: "The thing I remember most about you is your eyes.
"You looked possessed and you didn't look human."Leanne Lucas, who was leading the dance class, had first spotted Rudakubana outside when she went to open a window to let some air into the warm dance studio.
She thought nothing of it until the door swung open and he appeared.What happened next, she said, left her and the girls with "scars we cannot un-see, scars we cannot move on from".