COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Portland Port Ltd. and Portland Harbour Authority are taking the COVID-19 situation seriously by closely monitoring the advice given out by the Government and maintaining regular contact with the local port health department.

For the ports staff, tenants and sub-contractors, the most up to date advice (25.02.2022) for those working in the transport sector can be found by clicking HERE.

Policies and procedures have been put in place for all shipping at the port and where possible, staff are working from home.

New advice is coming out regularly and as such the port will be updating its notices, policies and procedures on a regular basis as well.

Admin: 1st Jan 2021 09:44:00

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Buses vital for cruise ship visits

Buses vital for cruise ship visits

Portland Port has set out the importance of shuttle buses for its cruise ship business and the £10m it brings to south Dorset. Its complimentary service – upon which the port spends hundreds of thousands of pounds each year - takes passengers directly from the port quayside to Weymouth town centre where they are dropped off behind Hope Square.

Admin: 14th Mar 2024 14:17:00

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