 A further basin on the north bank served Tank Foundry in 1890, but by 1937, the works had expanded and the basin had been closed.The whole complex was labelled Bradley Boiler and Engineering Works in 1937, and straddled the road, called Oak Road in 1890, but later renamed Great Bridge Road, which is still its modern name.The road crossed the canal at Bradley Bridge, below the second lock and a triangular basin on the south bank, which served a colliery.