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The Port of Blyth is playing a pivotal role in the ongoing construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, further strengthening its position as one of the UK's leading offshore energy hubs while delivering significant economic and supply chain benefits across the North East of England.

Port of Blyth is to host its Annual Public Meeting 2026 as a hybrid event, offering stakeholders the chance to attend in person or online to ensure that it remains an event open to all. The Port greatly values the...

The Blyth Boathouse, owned by the Port of Blyth, has officially reopened, welcoming Aegean, a new Mediterranean restaurant, as its latest tenant.

Port of Blyth has welcomed confirmation from The Crown Estate that new seabed sites will be leased directly off the North East coast - a landmark decision set to unlock at least six gigawatts of offshore wind capacity and drive billions of pounds of private investment into the region.

To mark International Women’s Day, the Port of Blyth is celebrating the many women who contribute to the organisation’s continued success across a wide range of roles and departments.

As part of National Apprenticeship Week 2026, we caught up with Craig Wood, our South Harbour Terminal Manager to hear about his experience having started at the Port as an apprentice and worked his way up into his current role.