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UK Ports now face greater uncertainty due to COVID-19 than they did Brexit

Source: British Ports Association - Just 36% of UK ports feel confident about their business outlook over the next 12 months and 86% reported either substantial or severe impacts on shipping and customer activities, according to new data published by the British Ports Association (BPA) today.

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UK ports 'concerned' over nixed Brexit deal

British Ports Association urges government come up with alternative plans to avoid messy withdrawal from European Union.
 
The British ports sector is on edge over Parliament's rejection of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, fearing the departure will take effect in 73 days without an accord in place.
 

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Guidance Recognition of seafarer certificates of competency if there’s no Brexit deal

9/13/2018 Source: UK Dept. of Transport - A scenario in which the UK leaves the EU without agreement (a ‘no deal’ scenario) remains unlikely given the mutual interests of the UK and the EU in securing a negotiated outcome.

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Moore Stephens says shipping will find ways to ride out protracted downturn

Moore Stephens says shipping will find ways to ride out protracted downturn

International accountant and shipping adviser Moore Stephens says the shipping industry will use a mixture of experience and innovation to navigate what is likely to be another volatile year for the industry in 2017.

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London will continue as key shipping centre, says Nymar's Maitland

6/30/2016 - The man leading efforts to advocate New York as a world maritime centre does not see last week’s Brexit vote as harmful to London’s own credentials.

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