New aerial photos show that progress is being made on three major developments in Great Yarmouth.

The photos, captured by drone photographer Matthew Collins for his Arielshotsuk Instagram page, show steady progress on the Market Place's £4.6m revamp, the preparations to begin the third river crossing and signs of disrepair in St George's Park.

Market Place

Great Yarmouth Mercury: The Market Place will see it's new wooden frame - the glulam structure - arrive in early July.The Market Place will see it's new wooden frame - the glulam structure - arrive in early July. (Image: Arielshotsuk Instagram)

The Market Place's £4.6m redevelopment is well under way, with much of the foundations of the new indoor market clearly visible from the sky.

The site is expected to receive its glulam structure - the wooden frame - in early July.

Third River Crossing

Great Yarmouth Mercury: The £121m project is expected to be open for traffic in 2023.The £121m project is expected to be open for traffic in 2023. (Image: Arielshotsuk Instagram)

The new bridge, which will connect the A47 with the port, began construction in January.

The new photo shows girders ready to be used for the construction of the bridge, as well as an indication of where the bridge will join the A47 close to Harfrey's Estate.

St George's Park

Great Yarmouth Mercury: St George's Park has been closed since January and repairs worth over £80k are due to begin soon.St George's Park has been closed since January and repairs worth over £80k are due to begin soon. (Image: Arielshotsuk Instagram)

£80,000 worth of repairs are expected to begin at St George's Park shortly.

The drone shot gives a clear indication of the poor condition the park was in prior to being closed to the public in January.