In 1877 open Pews and the Porch were furnished. In 1896 The Clock was renewed. In 1913 the North aisle was extended Eastward to form a spacious Vestry for Clergy and Choir and to house the Organ. It is to be hoped that this will allow the Bridge to survive for many more centuries. No one could dispute that it is a very charming old bridge.
Early records show that over the years the bridge was repaired many times.
In 1757 an account for 117. 2d. for bridge repairs in the Maelor included the sum of 23. 16s. Again in 1843 accounts showed that the bridge was again in need of repair, this time at a cost of 109. Prior to the coming of the motor vehicle of course the main users of the bridge were horse-drawn vehicles, farm carts and pedestrians. By the 1900's with the arrival of motor vehicles, further damage was caused to the bridge.