THE fixed section of the new Govan-Partick Bridge active travel Clyde crossing has been installed.

The 15-metre-long span is on the north side of the river beside the Riverside Museum.

Video on reGlasgow Facebook page

Glasgow City Council released a photo showing the fixed span lined up with the 99-metre moving span.

The £29.5million pedestrian/cycle swing bridge is being built between Water Row in Govan and Pointhouse Quay in Partick.

The bridge is due to open later this year.

More about the bridge in previous article

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Here’s just some development finance products that may be of interest.

Development funding for projects in Scotland: For projects from £750,000 to circa £50,000,000, this facility is typically for the purchase and ground up development costs of new build residential projects, large residential refurbishment projects or commercial projects with the loan repayment coming from the sale proceeds or re-financing to a term loan.

Scottish bridging finance options: This facility is typically used for projects ranging from £50,000 to £3,000,000, covering purchase and development costs of anything from one-bedroom flats to large commercial-to-residential conversions, as well as smaller new build developments like a single detached house or gap site projects of 6–12 flats.

Funding for buy-refurbish-refinance-rent strategies: The Buy, Refurbish, Refinance, Rent (BRRR) strategy is a highly effective method that enables you to rapidly grow a substantial, cash-flowing buy-to-let property portfolio, helping you maximize your investment returns and build long-term financial security through property.

Exit loans for nearly completed or completed developments: Developer exit finance comes into play when a project is nearing completion and awaiting sales or refinancing to complete. It repays the development finance and is typically at a lower interest rate, allowing developers to access profits or raise capital for future projects.