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Port of Tyne paintings go on loan
Paintings from the Port of Tyne collection are to be part of a new exhibition at the Old Low Light Heritage Centre in North Shields.
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New homeport in North East for Thomson Cruises TUI Discovery
Thomson Cruises has announced that its award-winning ship TUI Discovery, which joined the fleet in summer 2016, will be based in the UK for the first time, moving to new homeport Port of Tyne near Newcastle from May 2018.
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SMD expands servicing operations at the Port of Tyne
Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD) is relocating its servicing operations to the Port of Tyne's Tyne Dock estate in South Shields.
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Two business leaders come on board at Port of Tyne
One of the UK's major ports has appointed two new non-executive directors to its board.
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Port of Tyne gives support to Best of South Tyneside Awards
As part of this year's Best of South Tyneside Awards in partnership with the Shields Gazette, the hunt is on to discover the young stars of South Tyneside through the Young Performer Award.
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New business for the Port of Tyne
Oxbow, international leaders in the supply of energy products are now bringing petroleum coke through the Port of Tyne with the first shipment of 50,000 tonnes arriving at the Port in July.
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Port of Tyne appoints new chair
The Port of Tyne in North East England has appointed Lucy Armstrong as its new chair.
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Disney Magic returns to Port of Tyne
The Disney Magic will return to the Port of Tyne, near Newcastle in North East England, on Wednesday, 19 July.
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Port of Tyne support South Shields Lecture
David Miliband has announced that the 2017 South Shields Lecture will be delivered by award winning film producer, Danny Boyle. His work includes, Shallow Grave, Trainspotting, The Beach, Slumdog Millionaire, 28 Days Later and 127 Hours.
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Jarrow Hall Summer Fayre sponsored by Port of Tyne
Jarrow Hall Summer Fayre sponsored by Port of Tyne heralds the start of the summer season at the newly opened visitor attraction.
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CBI Director General visits Port of Tyne
Carolyn Fairbairn, Director General of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) visited the Port of Tyne today, Friday 30 June,
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Port of Tyne supports Mouth of the Tyne Festival
The full line-up has been announced for this year's Mouth of the Tyne Festival
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Further investment at Port of Tyne
The Port of Tyne took delivery of two new purpose-built eco-hoppers today (Tuesday, 6 June 2017) - at a cost of £4.5m - marking a major milestone in the development of around £100m of new infrastructure at the Port's South Shields base in North East England.
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Port of Tyne welcomes the most luxurious ship at sea
Regent Seven Seas luxury cruise ship Seven Seas Explorer is spending the day visiting the Port of Tyne in North East England.
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Port supports South Tyneside Festival
The Port of Tyne is to lend its support to a spectacular community event in South Tyneside this summer, sponsoring this year's eagerly-awaited Summer Parade. The parade is one of the key highlights in the Borough's hugely popular South Tyneside Festival.
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South Shields is port of call for music stars
A host of stars will be sailing into South Tyneside this summer for a month of live music supported by one of the region's largest businesses.
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Durham cricketers attend Port of Tyne Kwik Cricket festival
South Tyneside primary school pupils were joined by Durham Cricketers Brydon Carse and Jack Burnham as the youngsters took part in the Port of Tyne Kwik Cricket Festival at South Shields Cricket Club on 22 May.
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Port of Tyne cruise operations supporting tourism economy
The Port of Tyne is set to accept yet another packed schedule of cruise calls this summer.
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Rocking the Waves
As festival mania continues to sweep across the UK, and cruise holidays get ever more popular, one enterprising company has come up with a classic combination.
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Discover where a cruise from Port of Tyne can take you
The Port of Tyne in North East England is set for another record year in 2017, with more than 50 cruise calls already booked.
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