Merseylink consortium welcomes awards success and praises advisory team
The Merseylink consortium has congratulated Halton Borough Council and paid tribute to its advisers after Mersey Gateway picked up a double award success.
The deal that saw the consortium appointed by Halton Borough Council to design, build, finance and operate the Mersey Gateway Project picked up two prestigious international awards.
From left to right: Hugh O’Connor, David Parr, Richard Walker and Cllr Rob Polhill with the award
Bridge project is top of the class
Halton pupils are getting lessons in bridge and road building, thanks to a new education programme on offer from Merseylink.
Weston Point Community Primary School in Runcorn is one of the first local schools to take part in the programme and host the Mersey Gateway team at its school assembly.
(L-R) Rhys Melvin, Ellie McGrath and Matthew Dennett from Weston Point Community Primary School in Runcorn with headteacher Noreen Curphey, Mersey Gateway volunteer Barrie Davidson and Merseylink’s Karen Nicholson.
New road, lane and footpath closures
Essential work on the Mersey Gateway Project means the following road and lane closures will be in place over the coming days and weeks.
Bridge project experts share knowledge with Halton students
From left to right: Jayne Smith (Riverside College), Neil Wilcock (Merseylink), Chris Taylor (DTW), Louise Cash (Merseylink), Sally Littler (Merseylink), Paul Talbot (Adept4)
Students from a Halton college are being given the chance to hear from industry experts working on the Mersey Gateway Project.
A series of four educational workshops has been organised by bridge-builder Merseylink for students at Riverside College in Widnes.
New road, lane and footpath closures
Essential work on the Mersey Gateway Project means the following road and lane closures will be in place over the coming days and weeks.