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Will this scheme turn out to be a bridge too far after all? As it is discovered the Forth Road Bridge's cables may not be deteriorating as fast as first thought, Fay Winter assesses what this means for the future of a second crossing

Forth Road Bridge: 'It is unthinkable that there would be no alternative' THE news that the Forth Road Bridge may have a longer life span than had been feared is encouraging. But it should not be taken as a signal that the process of planning a replacement crossing should be slowed or even halted.

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