Cammell Laird has warmly welcomed the news that Liverpool’s Piazza Fountain, widely known as the Bucket Fountain, will be saved for future generations to enjoy following a successful campaign to have the artwork heritage listed.   Created by artist-engineer Richard Huws and welded by Cammell Laird, the city centre fountain has been at the centre … Continue reading →

Birkenhead shipyard and marine engineering services company Cammell Laird has honoured three employees for demonstrating exemplary safety in the workplace as it prepares to host a health and safety conference. The workers, from three separate departments, were presented with Safe Worker Awards in a dockside ceremony staged in the shadow of polar research vessel the … Continue reading →

Merseyside shipyard and marine engineering services company Cammell Laird has thrown its weight behind a campaign to have Birkenhead Park recognised as a World Heritage Site. Acknowledged as the world’s first publicly funded municipal park, it was created and financed by the elected Commissioners for the Improvement of Birkenhead and designed by (Sir) Joseph Paxton. … Continue reading →

Although Cammell Laird has gone through many periods of change in its near 200-year history, our talented and highly skilled workforce has always been one of the company’s biggest assets. We employ up to 1,000 people directly and indirectly, and each and every individual plays a key role in helping Cammell Laird thrive as a … Continue reading →

A reimagined version of the ‘60s pop hit ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’, created through a partnership between Cammell Laird and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, is to have its radio premiere on Classic FM next week. The special orchestral version, based on the original 1964 song by Merseybeat band Gerry and the Pacemakers, will receive … Continue reading →