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Port of Blyth will be exhibiting at Renewable UK’s Global Offshore Wind 2018 conference in Manchester on 19-20th June. Ideally situated mid-way between Aberdeen and Great Yarmouth and with a great track record in the wind sector, Port of Blyth...

General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), is a new piece of EU legislation that comes into effect today (25/05/18). To help comply with GDPR consent requirements, Port of Blyth has taken several steps to ensure we continue to protect any data...

Port of Blyth is heading for Decom Offshore in Aberdeen on 23rd May. At the event the Port will be showcasing both the potential of its fully permitted decommissioning facility and our extensive experience of the offshore energy sector. Now fully licenced...

A blue plaque to commemorate a former submarine base on the site of the Port’s South Harbour terminal has been unveiled. Whilst relatively little is known about the HMS Elfin base, due largely to the secretive nature of it’s role...

Port of Blyth has released performance figures that confirm another year of success and growth, including encouraging financial results that are among the best in the Northumberland port’s 135 year history. The Port has recorded a turnover of £20.6m alongside...

Port of Blyth Chief Executive Martin Lawlor has been named as the Deputy Chairman of the British Ports Association at their recent Annual General Meeting in London. Known as one of the UK’s leading offshore energy bases with market leaders...