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The decom partnership between Thompsons of Prudhoe and the Port has successfully completed a 516-tonne tandem lift onto the quayside using crawler cranes, in what was the port’s largest heavy lift to date. Port of Blyth was selected as the location...

Port of Blyth held its Annual Public Meeting 2020 this week, hosting it online for the first time as a result of COVID-19 welcoming all stakeholders including the community of Blyth to hear news of the Port’s performance in 2019...

The latest edition of the Port’s Harbour Views newsletter is now available – covering all the latest updates from the Port, including details of the Port’s first online Annual Public Meeting as well as news from our clients and partners. The latest edition...

Port of Blyth is to host it’s latest Annual Public Meeting online next week as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the uncertainty brought on by COVID-19, the Port greatly values the input of all our stakeholders at the...

Port of Blyth has begun major redevelopment construction works at one of its terminals as the Port continues to attract customers across a range of sectors. The £3m project, which was funded and programmed prior to COVID-19, will see the...

The Port’s new decommissioning collaboration with Thompsons of Prudhoe has taken another step forward with works to enhance the existing decom facilities now underway. Having announced in February that the new partnership was to combine the considerable onshore decommissioning and...