With joint financing from the Royal School of Military Engineering and the Fort Amherst Heritage Trust, Medway Council has concentrated its efforts on the safety of the site, offering the general public access to the ecological and heritage resources of Fort Amherst (Chatham - GB). In early 2011, the Royal Engineers began looking at the possibility of designing a bridge, likely to win the support of the planning service and English Heritage.

The RSME Bicentenary Bridge, opened in September 2012, enables visitors to go into a part of Fort Amherst (Chatham- England) previously closed to the general public and make their way to the town’s main park: Great Lines Heritage Park.

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