Wyre Council is on the lookout for people from the local community to help in the creation of new Interpretation Boards for The Mount Pavilion in collaboration with the Civic Society.
Volunteers are needed who are interested in The Mount’s contribution to the development of navigation in Morecambe Bay and beyond.
Members of the public and the Civic society will be invited to meet once per week for approximately 6 weeks, to gather and produce the information for the boards. These will then be on display in the beautifully restored Mount Pavilion for guests and visitors to view.
This is an exciting opportunity for locals with an interest in heritage, research, administration and writing to get involved with the project and contribute to the creation of the Interpretation Boards.
Volunteers will also be invited to take part in The Mount open days supporting the Civic Society and committed volunteers will go ahead and receive training at the MET Office in Exeter!
Councillor Lynn Bowen, Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Health and Community Engagement commented, “This is a fantastic opportunity for local people to become involved with this project.
“The Mount Pavilion is a beloved feature in Fleetwood and it is great to have input from volunteers who care about the heritage as well as the current contribution of the building.”
Volunteers will be invited to meet inside The Mount Pavilion on Friday’s throughout February and March 2022 between 1pm and 4pm to help develop the interpretation information. The first session is scheduled for Friday 11 February.
All are welcome and refreshments will be provided. To register your interest, please contact Kate Baird at kate.baird@wyre.gov.uk