LDECRexile, these are all the photos I took on 11/05/2015. Sorry I did not send them all at the same time. I am unsure if and how you can merge them in to the combined album.
Fabulissimo.
I can weave them in quite easily, but thanks for your concern.
You are far from alone in bafflement over the names of the bridges in those parts.
There are two seemingly similar, ancient bridges in the bottom of the valley both visible from the other.
The one nearer Bolton is at the bottom of Overdale Drive if you are coming from the north. It is at the bottom of the footpath which runs due north from the side of Deane Church if you are coming from the south. It is next to Heaton Fold garden centre and next to the cemetery.
This bridge is known as Dean Clough (NB: Dean, not Deane, despite the spelling of the nearby village) to railway engineers. That name was almost certainly bestowed on the bridge when it was being built back in the first half of the 19th Century. Names and numbers, once given, are best left alone, lest people demolish the wrong ones etc.
The site, however, as with the adjacent garden centre, is known as Heaton Fold. That name appears on the very precise noticeboard just to the Bolton side of the bridge next to the footpath between the river and the line. So we have one set of railwaymen calling the bridge Dean Clough and others calling it Heaton Fold.
The GSM-R Repeater just to the Lostock side of the bridge has its name and details spelled out in plain view and it is known as Heaton Fold to railway comms and electronics people.
Road signs relating to the closure, however, were erected by the Highways Dept (or Bolton Council or the Highways Agency, roads people, anyway, I know not which). Those signs all refer to the closure of Overdale Drive.
Locals I've talked to at the site call it "First Bridge".
The other bridge, nearer to Lostock Junction, is crossed by Ladybridge Lane. Railway engineers call the structure Ladybridge.
Locals call it "Second Bridge".
I understand that Ladybridge won't be closed until Dean Clough bridge has reopened.
Ee, it's fun.
Dave
PS: I've had a first look at the 11th May photos, the first and last are of Ladybridge, note the much larger arch over the river and the tiny 'tube' hole for the lineside footpath - very much like the gennel to our back door when I was a boy. Also, there's no evidence of rebuilding work. All the others are of Dean Clough.
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I've added the photos kindly sent by thealexweb and seen above, to his album here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/127646831@N03/sets/72157652232138430
and woven them into the Combined Volume in series 4086 and 4082 here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/127646831@N03/sets/72157648767927083
Thank you thealexweb. I look forward to your shots from today, the lack of activity may be because they met their weekend's objectives yesterday.
we need to find out when the first masts will start to be placed so we can get some action shots of the first ones if poss 
