A Welsh assembly committee report has warned urgent action is required to avoid disruption and ensure ports can cope with post-Brexit border controls.

We are delighted to announce that there have been eight successful bids from Welsh ports along with the four bids the BPA’S - Welsh Ports Group submitted to the Welsh Ports Development fund. There is also more funding becoming available…

Commenting on the publication of the Great Repeal Bill, the British Ports Association’s Chief Executive, Richard Ballantyne today suggested that the Government’s statements regarding the smooth transition in respect the legislative environment need to be reinforced with assurances on cross border customs arrangements.

As the new Government takes shape this BPA briefing summarises the leading topical issues the UK ports industry currently face. Read the full briefing here

BPA welcomes self-service licensing but warns devolved nations may get left behind.

BPA Chief Executive, welcomes the creation of a major road network but calls for ports to be prioritised in regional and national projects in Government’s new “Transport Investment Strategy”.

BPA members have been highlighting careers in the ports industry to young people.

Please find below the PDF version of the British Ports Association’s “New Government Briefing”