The site of the former cable car station nearly cleared. Image Credit: Rob G.
Demolition of the old Fort Regent cable car station is due to be fully completed today.
Removal of the 48-year old structure began in August, and was due to finish more than a month ago, but suffered delays.
The work's cost £860,000 pounds.
The station had been derelict since the last cable car ran in 1988.
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