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Loading and unloading of the container ship NORSKY at the P&O Port of Tilbury. COPYRIGHT PICTURE: NIGEL HOWARD © Email: nigelhowardmedia@gmail.com
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A £150m investment in a new Thames river berth could see the port of Tilbury rival Dover for shortsea box and ro-ro services, post-Brexit.

P&O Ferries has okayed a deal with Forth Ports that will see the ferry and logistics operator move into the new berth, subject ...

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