INTERVIEW: Pride Of Sefton Canal Boat Offers Unique Liverpool Waterfront Volunteering Opportunities

Peter Eric Lang
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INTERVIEW: The Florrie’s Pride Of Sefton Canal Boat Offers Unique Volunteering Opportunities As Part Of Florrie Offering Across Liverpool's Docklands & Waterfront

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We spoke to Anna Riley, Boat Manager for Pride of Sefton, which forms part of The Florrie’s community offering.

The Pride of Sefton is open until tomorrow (Wednesday the 29th), from 4pm–7pm, for members of the public to step onboard and explore their boat, and find out how everyone can volunteer (with training) on this incredible part of The Florrie's community and creative plans — and this time, all on water.

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Just head to the steps in the corner of the Salthouse Dock on the Strand side, near the pedestrian crossings between the Albert Dock & Liverpool ONE to find it.

Anna is on deck to chat to members of the public about volunteering for The Florrie's Pride of Sefton as a particularly unique way to be involved with community-based activities

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The Pride of Sefton is fully accessible for guests with ramps and integrated spaces for wheelchair users.

All the seating is modular and can be moved to suits the needs of guests aboard the canal boats.

You can contact Anna Riley, Boat Manager, through The Pride of Sefton website, or by emailing PrideOfSefton@TheFlorrie.org.

Where To Currently Find The Pride Of Sefton

Just head to the steps in the corner of the Salthouse Dock on the Strand side, near the pedestrian crossings between the Albert Dock & Liverpool ONE to find it.