Volunteers given once in a lifetime opportunity with Mersey Gateway Bridge project
Local residents from Halton and the surrounding area are being invited to become volunteers and be part of the ‘once in a lifetime’ Mersey Gateway Bridge project.
Construction consortium Merseylink is seeking hundreds of volunteers to join the project team. They will complement the thousands of direct an
d indirect jobs that will be created as a result of the project.Recruitment drive for Mersey bridge project
Recruitment drive for Mersey bridge project
The search has begun for hundreds of staff to help deliver one of Europe’s biggest civil engineering contracts – the £600m Mersey Gateway Project.
Eligible Halton residents to get up to 300 free journeys per year
Halton Council has revealed that all eligible residents in Halton will receive up to 300 free journeys per year when the new Mersey Gateway Bridge and the current Silver Jubilee Bridge become tolled in 2017.
New board set up by Halton Council to deliver Mersey Gateway as recruitment for senior posts is announced for ‘project of a lifetime’
Halton’s Mersey Gateway Executive Board has agreed to set up a new body – the Mersey Gateway Crossings Board Ltd – to deliver the high-profile Mersey Gateway Project. This is required as a condition of the Government funding arrangements.
Merseylink’s Mersey Gateway preparation work gets under way
The announcement follows yesterday’s decision from Halton Borough Council’s planning committee to approve Merseylink’s planning applicatio
n covering improvements to the Bridgewater Junction in Runcorn.