Storm Barra is currently impacting logistics in Ireland and the UK, with winds in some parts of up to 80 mph.
As the storm now arrives in the South of the UK this afternoon, Felixstowe Port has already issued a weather warning and cancelled bookings for today.
Meanwhile, Southampton have advised that terminal operations have now been suspended.
The above is likely to impact collections and deliveries through both ports in the next 24/48 hours.
Other News
Anne Takes On Vietnam to Cambodia Cycle Challenge 65 year-old Anne Modder is taking on a cycling challenge in September to ride 485 kilometers in 7 days, which will take her through Vietnam and into Cambodia. Anne decided to take on the incredible journey to help...
Port Express Celebrates 20th Anniversary Port Express has turned 20 years old today, which is a fantastic milestone for the business after being incorporated on the 18th March 2004. The company now operates a modern fleet of over 100 dedicated vehicles and a national...
Port Express Sponsor Young Forwarders Port Express were delighted to sponsor the BIFA Young Forwarder Network (YFN) event in Felixstowe this week - the first Anglia Region gathering for 2024. Participants had the unique opportunity to engage with one of our newer Port...
Our Christmas Hamper Competition Returns We're almost into the Festive Season and that means the Port Express Christmas Hamper Competition is about to be launched. Port Express will be awarding an M&S Collection Hamper to four winners of our Santa’s Present Hunt...
Follow us on social media
Take a quick look at our new driver portal, providing information, news and recruitment opportunities.
We operate a multi-marque fleet of over 100 dedicated vehicles.
Looking for container transport or container storage prices?