Amid a decline in infrastructure investment during the COVID-19 crisis, Bristol Port was proud to buck the trend by pressing ahead with the building of a multi-million-pound steel handling facility at Royal Portbury Dock.

HRH, The Princess Royal paid a socially distanced visit to The Bristol Port Company  to meet key workers who have continued to keep the nation supplied during the Covid-19 pandemic.

As the world begins to return to a new normal, we are pleased to be able to bring you this newsletter.

Bristol Port’s agility in handling project cargo came to the fore again this month as a flurry of turbine parts arrived destined for a new wind farm in Cornwall.

A Bristol Port docker is releasing a charity single for the NHS in tribute to key worker “saviours and grafters”.

Spencer Flay operates cranes at the Port but also has a growing fanbase around the world as a singer songwriter.

An NHS herogram visible from space via satellite imagery has been carved into the waters of the Bristol Channel.

This evening (28th March 2020) whilst loading a ship, a piece of loading equipment caught fire.  There were no casualties and the fire brigade have now closed the incident. We are most grateful as always to the professionalism and speed of the Avon Fir

Bulk buying, fighting in supermarkets aisles, stealing from hotels, inflated sales on eBay, hashtag challenges on social media, even people making it themselves – the humble loo roll has become an unlikely symbol of the Coronavirus crisis.

The Bristol Port Company said today it is “resolved and ready” with an action plan for the Coronavirus outbreak.

Bristol Port was pleased to welcome Ramanda last week, an environmentally friendly tanker to Avonmouth Dock.