The Mersey Gateway Project

MSS concrete pour (top) – 21 January 2016

January 24, 2016Helen360 Photo Sphere

Mersey Gateway project from the air – 22 December 2015

January 22, 2016HelenMisc

Section 1 – Ditton Junction

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Section 2 – Widnes Loops

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Section 3 – Main Crossing

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North Approach Viaduct

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North Pylon

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Central Pylon

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South Pylon

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Section 4 – Bridgewater

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Section 5 – Halton Brow to Halton Lea

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Section 6 – Lodge Lane Interchange

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Section 7 – Weston Point Junction

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Section 8 – M56 Junction 12

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Section 9 – Silver Jubilee Approach

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Schoolchildren showcase artistic talents in new Mersey Gateway exhibition

January 22, 2016HelenNews

A special creative arts exhibition dedicated to the Mersey Gateway Project has opened at The Brindley Theatre in Runcorn.

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Mayor of Halton, Councillor Ellen Cargill, and Merseylink’s General Manager, Hugh O’Connor, with a model of the Mersey Gateway Bridge made by Weston Primary School

The Creative Connections exhibition, which is free to attend, features the work of pupils from four Runcorn primary schools who have been working with professional artists on projects about the new Mersey Gateway crossing. Read more →

MSS concrete pour (pumps) – 21 January 2016

January 22, 2016Helen360 Photo Sphere

Bridge building machine ‘Trinity’ starts work with first concrete pour for Mersey Gateway approach viaduct deck

January 21, 2016HelenNews

Merseylink’s 1,700 tonne bridge-building machine, which looks and operates a bit like a giant Meccano set, has started work on England’s biggest new bridge.

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The machine, named Trinity, is a Movable Scaffolding System (MSS), specially designed and built to construct the curved viaducts leading to the Mersey Gateway Bridge, the centerpiece of the Mersey Gateway Project. Read more →

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