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The Port of Blyth is aware of localised pollution at Blyth Beach and is liaising with the Environment Agency and Northumberland County Council in relation to the ongoing investigation.

A new spring tide between 14-18 August is expected to bring a fresh wave of nurdles onto beaches. Organisers are urging clean-up volunteers to prioritise these days. Here’s how you can get involved.

Port of Blyth has been named the winner of the Business for Good category in the Northumberland & Tyneside heat of the North East Business Awards 2026.

The Port of Blyth is thrilled to be hosting its South Harbour and Bates Clean Energy Terminal Residents Meeting on Thursday 2nd July at 5:30pm.  This informal event is open to all residents of the Port’s South Harbour and Bates...

Port of Blyth has been appointed operator of the new Cambois Dock at Northumberland Energy Park following a competitive tender process led by Advance Northumberland, strengthening the Port’s long-term expansion plans and reinforcing its role at the centre of the UK’s offshore energy sector.

Port of Blyth held its Annual Public Meeting (APM) on 6th May in a hybrid format – in person and online. The Port welcomed all stakeholders including the community of Blyth to hear news of the Port’s performance in 2025...