Looking east on the A2 (1990s). This is where the A289 will begin.

Looking east on the A2 in 2005. New slip roads have been constructed for the A289 and the A2 now becomes the M2 here.

This photo (taken in 1995) shows open countryside near Higham which is to become the A289 Wainscott by-pass. Houses at Gadshill can be seen.

The view in 2003, looking north towards Gadshill from the same spot as the before photo, the A289 Wainscott by-pass now runs through here. The houses at Gadshill can still be seen.

This 1995 photo shows a field between the villages of Higham and Wainscott.

The 2003 photo shows how the A289 Wainscott by-pass now goes through here in a cutting, a car can be seen on the dual carriageway. The trees link the before and after photos.

Looking towards Dillywood Lane in 1995. A house can be seen behind the trees.

The view in 2005. The house has survived but the A289 dual carriageway now goes through here in a cutting.

Open countryside which is to become the A289 Wainscott by-pass. This photo was taken in 1995.

The view in 2002. Looking west on the A289 Wainscott by-pass.

This photo (looking west in early 1995) shows the A289 under construction, a tunnel is being constructed here under the River Medway.

The A289 Medway Tunnel after completion.

Looking east from the Medway Tunnel construction site in 1995.

Looking east from the Medway Tunnel after completion. The A289 dual carriageway now runs through the centre of the photo, the trees have gone but the building on the left of the photo has survived.