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Port of Blyth recently played host to the head of RenewableUK, the UK’s leading not for profit renewable energy trade association. Chief Executive Hugh McNeal visited Blyth to see the opportunities for growth in the renewables sector that exist in...

Port of Blyth has a growing reputation as a major UK offshore energy support base in a North East subsea industry estimated to be worth £1bn. The Port’s South Harbour and Wimbourne Quay terminals are home to a host of...

Local residents are being given the opportunity to attend a series of public events to find out the latest information on the Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Wind Farm project. EDF Energy Renewables is currently building the project with a long term...

The success of the North Sea Tall Ships Regatta Blyth 2016 was recognised last night as the event doubled up at The Journal Culture Awards 2017, being named Best Event Northumberland and Best Overall Event. Tall Ships organisers from the...

Port of Blyth has announced record financial results for the second consecutive year as turnover grew by 17% to £23.2m in 2016. A fifty percent year on year increase saw group pre-tax profits reach a record £1.9m while commercial vessel...

Port of Blyth will open its doors to the community of Blyth soon as the organisation’s Annual Public Meeting takes place. Scheduled for Wednesday 26th April, the meeting is designed to give those with business and community interests in Blyth...