29th Sep 2026
London Thamesport continues to play a vital role in HS2 logistics
London Thamesport is continuing to operate as a vital rail-freight logistics hub for the HS2 project, supporting the ongoing construction programme at Old Oak Common in West London.
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20th Jul 2026
Investing in engineering excellence at Hutchison Ports UK
We are proud to be working in partnership with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) to support the professional development of our engineering team.
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10th Apr 2026
Endorsed Employer for Women recognised for Pay Equity
We are proud to share that Hutchison Ports UK has been recognised by Work180 for Pay Equity at the Equitable Workplace Awards 2026.
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1st Dec 2025
5G deployed at London Thamesport, Port of Felixstowe and Harwich International Port
Hutchison Ports (UK) has successfully completed the roll-out of a single private 5G network across our UK ports.
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16th Sep 2024
Hutchison Ports (UK) Ltd Publishes 2023 Sustainability Report
Through our Sustainability Reports we demonstrate a transparent and public commitment to ensuring a long-term sustainable future for our business.
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4th Sep 2024
HS2 tunnel segment casting complete at Pacadar UK’s thamesport factory
PACADAR UK, based at London Thamesport, have completed the casting of almost 60,000 concrete tunnel ring segments for HS2.
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18th Aug 2024
Moroccan Trade Mission
Hutchison Ports (UK) were delighted to join a recent trade mission to Morocco organised by the UK Major Ports Group in association with the Foreign Office.
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8th Mar 2024
Hutchison Ports UK Celebrates International Women’s Day 2024
Hutchison Ports’ UK ports celebrated International Women's Day 2024 with events held to highlight and applaud the incredible contributions and achievements of women in the workforce.
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31st Oct 2023
First massive ‘Lego block’ beams lifted for HS2’s pioneering Thame Valley Viaduct
HS2 has started positioning the initial set of 72 massive beams that will support the Thame Valley Viaduct's deck, marking the first instance in the UK where all major components are produced off-site.
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