Mersey Tunnels definition

Mersey Tunnels means “the tunnels” and “the approaches” as defined in the County of Merseyside Act 1980;
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Mersey Tunnels means the undertaking managed, operated and maintained by the Authority comprising a tunnel for vehicular traffic under the River Mersey between Liverpool and Birkenhead (known as the Queensway Tunnel) and two tunnels for vehicular traffic under that river between Liverpool and Wallasey (known as the Kingsway Tunnel), which were originally authorised by the Mersey Tunnel Acts 1925 to 1972 and which are now largely governed by provisions contained in Part XIII of the County of Merseyside Acts 1980 (c. x) as amended inter alia by the Mersey Tunnels Act 2004 (c. ii);
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Examples of Mersey Tunnels in a sentence

  • GENERAL CONDITIONS (a) This Agreement should be read in conjunction with the information contained within the Mersey Tunnels Concessionary Travel Scheme Application pack.

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