A key port connecting Wales and Ireland has partially re-opened a month after it was closed due to storm damage. Holyhead port off the coast of Anglesey in North Wales was closed after one of its ...

"This has had a massive impact on jobs in Holyhead, on the town, on the wider area, on the wider sector. I've spoken to haulage companies, not just here on Ynys Môn, but across north Wales too ...

Sailings into and out of Holyhead Port have resumed this morning ... to load the content.Manage Preferences Businesses in north Wales are also relieved, after many saw a significant drop in ...

Holyhead port will reopen on Thursday with a full timetable of sailings due to get underway shortly after weeks of closures. All ferry services at the North Wales port, owned by Stena Line ...

A Holyhead Port ferry terminal will reopen tomorrow which means some passenger ferry crossings will resume. The port was damaged after Storm Darragh swept through Wales in early December.

I welcomed the establishment by the Welsh government of a taskforce to ensure that the Port of Holyhead meets the future needs of both Ireland and Wales, and the confirmation by the first minister ...

Hauliers have urged the incoming government to consider measures to protect Irish Sea trade after Holyhead port in Wales reopened to traffic on Thursday morning, more than a month after it was ...

Holyhead port is expected to return to normal passenger and freight services after disruption caused by Storm Darragh, PA is reporting. All ferry services at the North Wales port, owned by Stena ...

T.N. Robinson is opening its thirteenth site, Holyhead branch will offer North Wales another great choice for all things electrical. The branch can be found on the Penrhos Industrial Estate ...

Two berths at Holyhead, which links north Wales and Dublin, were damaged on 7 December, affecting thousands of travellers and parcel deliveries over Christmas, as well as businesses in the town.

"The first minister for Wales and I also agreed that we would work very closely on a new task force for resilience at the port of Holyhead. We know we live in a world where climate change is real ...

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