Port of Blyth

09/09/2026

We’re at the Global Underwater Hub Cables Conference 2026! 🌊

Bringing together businesses from across the offshore cable and energy sectors, the event is a great opportunity to share insights, discuss the challenges and technologies shaping the industry, and connect with others across the sector.

With over 20 years’ experience, Port of Blyth is a leading specialist in offshore cable handling, storage and logistics.

📍 Attending the event? Come and visit us at our stand to find out how we can support your next project.

08/09/2026

🎉 Celebrating 10 years at the Port!

A huge congratulations to our Customer Services Manager, James Brown, who is celebrating 10 years’ service with the Port of Blyth today!

James is a valued member of our Commercial team, always going above and beyond to support both colleagues and customers.

Congratulations on reaching this fantastic milestone, James, and thank you for all your hard work over the past 10 years. 👏

07/09/2026

Upcoming Courses | Spaces Available to Book Now!

PTS still has spaces available on upcoming First Aid at Work and Fire Warden courses.

🔷 First Aid at Work – Gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to act as a workplace first aider.
📅 8–10 September | 16–18 September

🔷 Fire Warden – Learn the key responsibilities of a fire warden, including fire safety and emergency evacuation procedures.
📅 11 September

📧 To secure your place, email [email protected] or call 01670 357030.

Find out more about these courses here: https://porttrainingservices.co.uk/courses/health-safety/

07/09/2026

The Port of Blyth is proud to continue its partnership with Blyth Spartans AFC for the 2026/27 season.

As part of its ongoing support, the Port continues to sponsor the Jimmy Turney Stand at Croft Park and the Player of the Month and Year awards, while its logo will also feature on the sleeves of the men’s away shirts throughout the season.

Martin Lawlor OBE, Chief Executive at the Port of Blyth, said:

“Blyth Spartans AFC is an important part of the local community, and we’re pleased to continue our support for the club.

“It’s great to see the team make a positive start to the season, and we look forward to seeing what they can achieve over the coming months.”

Read more here - https://portofblyth.co.uk/port-of-blyth-continues-support-for-blyth-spartans-afc-in-2026-27-season/

04/09/2026

02/09/2026

⏰Just 1 week to go until our Battleship Wharf Residents Meeting!

If you're a neighbouring resident of the terminal, be sure to sign up via the link below👇

Port of Blyth is to host its Battleship Wharf Terminal Residents Meeting on Wednesday 9th September at 5:30pm.

The meeting will give neigbouring residents the opportunity to find out more about current activities and future plans.

The meeting will take place at The Tute, Miner’s Welfare Institute, Ridley Terrace, Cambois, NE24 1QS.

Register your attendance here: https://portofblyth.co.uk/port-of-blyth-battleship-wharf-terminal-residents-meeting-2/

01/09/2026

The Annual Community Calendar for September features Graham Crawley's image 'Seeing Double'.

📷Enter our 2026 competition here: https://buff.ly/eeR0Umq

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28/08/2026

With a valued supply chain of 50+ companies, Port of Blyth brings specialist expertise, services and capability together on-site to support even the most complex projects.

From engineering and logistics to marine and offshore services, our supply chain helps turn ambitious projects into reality.

Explore our Supply Chain Directory 👇
https://portofblyth.co.uk/supply-chain/

21/08/2026

Port of Blyth is to host its Battleship Wharf Terminal Residents Meeting on Wednesday 9th September at 5:30pm.

The meeting will give neigbouring residents the opportunity to find out more about current activities and future plans.

The meeting will take place at The Tute, Miner’s Welfare Institute, Ridley Terrace, Cambois, NE24 1QS.

Register your attendance here: https://portofblyth.co.uk/port-of-blyth-battleship-wharf-terminal-residents-meeting-2/

20/08/2026

The Environment Agency, Northumberland County Council and Port of Blyth are continuing to work together to understand the findings of an Environment Agency investigation into a pollution at Blyth Beach. This includes investigations into historic industrial land use in the area to help identify the potential source of the pollution.

Preliminary analysis of samples taken by the Environment Agency suggest creosote contamination within the affected area and, as a precaution, restrictions are currently in place on both the land access and bathing in the affected area (north of the Dave Stephens Centre).

There is also a temporary restriction at the Hole in the Wall entrance to the beach to ensure the safety of visitors and the public while further analysis is ongoing. Initial water samples indicate that the bathing water site south of the Dave Stephens Centre remains unaffected.

We appreciate the impact these restrictions have on residents, visitors and local businesses and we will provide further updates as more information becomes available.

Members of the public are asked to follow all the signage and advice that is in place.

For further information, including a map of the restricted area, please visit: nland.cc/Blythpollution