South Queensferry, UK. 14th May, 2014. In December 2007 finance secretary John Swinney announced that a new cable-stayed bridge would be constructed as a replacement for the existing road bridge, with an estimated cost of between £3.25 billion and £4.22 billion. The bridge's completion is scheduled for sometime in 2016. The two most Northern piers, looking North from Linn Mill. Wednesday, 14th May, 2014 Credit: Wullie Marr/Alamy Live News

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