The underpass at Two Mile Coppice, which will keep the bridleway connected, is being finished.
The new relief road will go over this underpass, at about the same level as the railway, before dropping down into a cutting through Lorton Meadows to the north.
The last of the arches for the Two Mile Coppice underpass were put up today, so the area looks quite different from ten days ago.
The new underpass provides a route for the bridleway underneath the new road and into Two Mile Coppice, where the existing bridleway is being resurfaced as part of the overall relief road works.
The current railway underpass can be seen on the left in both photos, and the new underpass structure will take a further ten weeks to complete.
