Plans have been revived for a Forth Rail Bridge Visitor Centre - and it is likely to cost significantly less than the £35 million price tag that threatened to kill off the project two years ago.

Network Rail has submitted a revised planning application to City of Edinburgh Council for proposals to install a bridge walk and tourist building at South Queensferry. 

It will be a single-storey reception building positioned to provide the best view of the cantilever structure, without being too prominent. It is expected that it will attract 85,000 visits a year and create 35 to 40 jobs.

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