The Royal Engineers constructed a bridge which was known as White Bridge in 1905. It was constructed by No.2 Company of the Monmouthshire Regiment and spanned the River Monnow until its replacement in 1931 with an Inglis Bridge, which still stands. The bridge is the only known example of an Inglis bridge still in public use in Britain.[19] The Army announced that it intended to prohibit vehicles on the bridge from October 2011.[20][21] The Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers have used the field for medal-awarding ceremonies.[22]