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Port of Blyth has announced a move into the offshore decommissioning market following confirmation of a successful application for a decommissioning licence from the UK Environment Agency. Having worked closely with the EA for 12 months prior to the environmental...

Port of Blyth has undergone a rebranding process to support its growth and reflect the modern organisation it has developed into in the last five years. Having worked with leading North East design agency El Roboto, the Port have launched...

Port of Blyth have begun the new year by supporting two projects with schools in Blyth – both as a result of community partnerships: Bringing Education and Industry Together Pupils from two local schools – Malvins Close Primary Academy and...

A delegation of education and training leaders from China’s Ningbo region – home to the busiest port in the world – have visited Blyth as part of a fact finding mission to the UK. The trip is the latest stage in...

A new partnership between Northumbria University and Port of Blyth has been launched – taking the number of leading North East further education organisations currently working with the Port to three. Following on from the launch of the Blyth Education...

Port of Blyth has played a key role in the formation of a potential port training partnership between the UK and China – working with the Association of Colleges and the British Council, the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations...