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BPA: No-Deal Concerns Surface amid UK's Resilience Planning
BPA: Concerns arise about wider logistics sector's level of preparedness and impact of no-deal on economy.
read more →Survey: UK Ports Widely Unprepared for Brexit
Startling lack of readiness for the looming Brexit across UK ports.
read more →BPA Urges Govt to Prevent Chaotic Withdrawal from the EU
BPA urged the government to avoid disruption to free trade at the country's ports in case of No-Deal Brexit.
read more →ABP Reassures Disruption Will Be Avoided in Case of No-Deal
ABP reaffirmed its commitment to keep Britain trading with Europe and the rest of the world after Brexit.
read more →BPA: 2019 Will Be about More Than Just Brexit
The British Ports Association is looking at challenges and opportunities facing UK ports beyond Brexit in 2019.
read more →BPA Worried Over Uncertainty amid Draft Brexit Deal
BPA: It could be some time before it is clear what the final arrangements will mean for ports.
read more →BPA Calls for Action as "No Deal" Brexit Is Now Likely
BPA called for renewed emphasis on cross border trade facilitation amid a likely 'no deal' Brexit outcome.
read more →British Ports Told to Develop Air Quality Plans by 2019
Clean Air Strategy 2018 requires all major ports in England to develop air quality plans within the next year.
read more →BPA: Ports to Reflect a 'No Deal' Brexit Scenario
BPA: Brexit is heading towards a situation where border arrangements at ports will reflect a 'no deal' scenario.
read more →BPA Looking into Key Issues under New Port Futures Project
British Ports Association is looking to examine emerging threats to and opportunities for British ports.
read more →BPA’s Focus in 2018 Will Be Shaping of Brexit Talks
One of the key priorities of BPA in 2018 will be influencing the Brexit discussions.
read more →UK's Reports Downplay Brexit Challenges for Ports Sector
Sectoral analyses compiled by the UK Government understate the challenges of Brexit for the ports sector.
read more →BPA Pushes for Post-Brexit Deal as Port Tonnage Drops
Overall total freight tonnage handled by UK ports declined by 3% in 2016, mainly due to a large reduction in demand ...
read more →More Focus Needed on Post-Brexit Possible Delays at Borders
The British Ports Association (BPA) said that more focus is needed on the likely impacts - such as delays at ...
read more →UK Needs More Commitments on Cross-Border Trade
The British Ports Association has urged the UK Government to ensure a smooth transition to the new customs ...
read more →BPA: EU State Aid Rules Could Create Uneven Playing Field
The British Ports Association Chief Executive Richard Ballantyne warned against the distortion of competitive port ...
read more →EU Port Services Regulation Comes into Force
The European Union (EU) Port Services Regulation (PSR) came into force on March 24, after it was adopted by the ...
read more →UK Needs Frictionless Trade Deal with EU after Brexit
British Ports Association (BPA) has called for a frictionless trade agreement between the UK and EU following ...
read more →BPA Calls for More Focus on Port Connectivity
Following the launch of the UK Government’s Industrial Strategy, British Ports Association (BPA) has ...
read more →BPA to Discuss Post-Brexit Vision for Ports with Gov't
The British Ports Association (BPA) is planning to launch discussions with the UK government in an effort to ...
read more →BPA Wants Special Post-Brexit Treatment for UK Ports
The British Ports Association (BPA) has called on the Transport and Environment Ministers to introduce ‘port ...
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