The Mersey Gateway – working together
The Mersey Gateway project was in the spotlight last night (Monday 14 July) as Warrington Borough Council’s council’s Executive Board put forward their views about the proposals.
Full Mersey Gateway plans submitted
Full details for the Mersey Gateway Project have been submitted to the Department for Transport.
The proposals, contained in a set of legal orders, confirm that the project is on track to deliver its main aim – an iconic new bridge with toll levels similar to Mersey Tunnel tolls.
Businesses gather to hear Mersey Gateway latest
Some of the north west’s leading players from the worlds of business, politics and transport have gathering this morning (Friday 16th May) to hear the latest developments in the £390million Mersey Gateway Project.
First phase applications submitted today for Mersey Gateway Project
The first phase of formal applications for the Mersey Gateway Project is to be submitted today.
The Mersey Gateway Project is submitting two planning applications outlining major alterations to the road network in Runcorn and Widnes and an application for listed building consent to change the traffic flow and road layout on the Silver Jubilee Bridge once the Mersey Gateway bridge has been built.
Mersey Gateway bosses welcome ‘growing consensus’ for action on roads following latest think tank report
The team running the Mersey Gateway project – which is working to build a new crossing across the River Mersey between Widnes and Runcorn – has today (Weds 16th Jan) backed the findings of a new report that says Britain’s roads are ‘unfit for purpose’.