The Mersey Gateway Project

Alan Flynn

Alan Flynn

Why did you decide to volunteer with the Mersey Gateway Project?

I was interested in the new bridge and had recently retired, so I had the time to get involved as a volunteer.

What does your role involve?

I spend time at the visitor centre at the Catalyst Museum explaining about the project to visitors and showing exhi

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bits, and the views from the observatory. I also help out with presentations to schools and other interested groups.

What do you like best about volunteering?

Meeting interested members of the public and the camaraderie with other volunteers I work with.

Have you learnt any new skills?

I’ve learnt a lot about bridge construction and local history.

What do you get out of volunteering on a personal level?

It is interesting and the company is good. It is an important part of the week and I look forward to it.

What would you say to other people who are thinking about volunteering with the project?
Give it a try. The training is goo

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d and there are plenty of experienced volunteers to help you. You also get to visit the construction site, which is very exciting.

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