Unlocking a gateway in
Pembrokeshire Handling over 29% of Britain’s seaborne trade
Wales “…The Bishop’s Palace
is a site of historical importance.”
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By Alex Wiggan Editor
alex@romauk.net
01706 719972
ilford Haven is a deep water port, which handles more than 29% of Britain’s seaborne trade in oil and
gas. Milford Haven is the largest port in Wales – the third largest in the UK – and offers an array of marine services, from ferry operations and fish landing to cargo handling. The port is widely recognised as the energy capital of the UK and along with
a collection of energy-related business- es – all located along the waterway – the port helps to drive economic activity in Pembrokeshire. Milford Haven is an inde- pendent, commercially run organisation and supports over 4,000 jobs. In 2013, a £6 million project was initiated
by the Port of Milford Haven, designed to introduce a new set of gates at the entrance to Milford Marina and Dock. The scheme was designed in order to install gates within the existing lock with the aim of securing Milford Haven’s future as the leading destination for sailing. The project was implemented by the
Port of Milford Haven and is backed by Visit Wales’ Coastal Tourism Project, which is part funded by the European
A new set of gates at the entrance to Milford Marina and Dock
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