Locations
UK ports we supply pallets around
43 port and terminal pages, grouped into 8 regional hubs. Each page describes the operating character of the location, the logistics geography around it and the pallet considerations that follow — with links to the port authority so you can check the facts yourself.
South CoastPriority area
England
Port of Southampton
Portsmouth International Port
Port of Poole
Shoreham Port
Port of Newhaven
Thames & East
England
DP World London Gateway
Port of Tilbury
Port of Felixstowe
Harwich International Port
Port of Dover
South West
England
Avonmouth Docks
Royal Portbury Dock
Port of Plymouth
Port of Falmouth
Wales
Wales
Port of Cardiff
Port of Newport
Port of Swansea
Port Talbot
Port of Milford Haven
Port of Holyhead
Port of Fishguard
Pembroke Dock
North West
England
Port of Liverpool
Manchester Ship Canal and inland terminals
Port of Heysham
Humber & North East
England
Port of Hull
Port of Immingham
Port of Grimsby
Teesport
Port of Tyne
Port of Blyth
Scotland
Scotland
Port of Grangemouth
Greenock and the Clyde
Port of Aberdeen
Port of Dundee
Port of Leith
Port of Rosyth
Port of Inverness
Port of Cromarty Firth
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
Port of Belfast
Port of Larne
Warrenpoint Port
Foyle Port (Londonderry)
Smaller and specialist facilities
Britain has far more working harbours, wharves and jetties than the list above. We supply around many of them, but we will not publish a page implying container traffic or scheduled liner services where none exists. These are grouped honestly instead.
south-coast
Smaller Solent and south coast wharves, marine yards and commercial quays. These are grouped rather than given individual pages because their commercial cargo activity is limited or specialist; we make no claim about container traffic or scheduled services at any of them.
Includes: Cowes and Medina wharves, Littlehampton, Rye Harbour, Weymouth, Southampton area private wharves.
thames-east
Thames and East Anglian riverside wharves and specialist terminals, grouped because their cargo roles are narrow or single-commodity.
Includes: Purfleet, Sheerness area wharves, Ipswich, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Ramsgate.
south-west
Smaller South West harbours and wharves with limited or specialist commercial cargo activity.
Includes: Teignmouth, Par and Fowey (china clay), Penzance, Bridgwater area wharves, Sharpness.
wales
Smaller Welsh harbours and specialist quays, grouped because their commercial cargo role is limited.
Includes: Barry, Mostyn, Neath, Porthmadog area quays.
north-west
Smaller North West wharves, canal berths and specialist terminals.
Includes: Garston, Fleetwood, Barrow-in-Furness, Silloth, Workington, Whitehaven.
humber-north-east
Humber and North East riverside wharves and single-commodity terminals.
Includes: Goole, Howden and Selby wharves, Killingholme, Sunderland, Seaham, Hartlepool.
scotland
Smaller Scottish harbours, island ports and specialist terminals. Many serve lifeline ferry, fishing or energy roles rather than general cargo.
Includes: Peterhead, Fraserburgh, Montrose, Ayr and Troon, Cairnryan, Stornoway, Kirkwall, Lerwick, Scrabster.
northern-ireland
Smaller Northern Ireland harbours and specialist quays.
Includes: Coleraine, Kilkeel, Ardglass, Bangor area quays.
No doorway pages