Summary
The Port of Tyne is half way through a pounds 10m investment programme to extend its cargo handling facilities
Work began in April this year to enhance the Port's bulk handling capability on the main conventional cargo facility, Riverside Quay. This investment has been driven by the growing bulk import and export business, which includes significant tonnages of coal. The expansion plans include the deepening of the berth and channel, an extension of the Port's main cargo handling quay, investment in operating equipment and the creation of a second rail siding.See the full content of this document
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Expansion May Mean More Jobs
Keith Wilson, Port of Tyne managing director, said: "The Port has undergone tremendous change over the last 10 yea...
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