Newlyn’s new Marine Skills & Resource Centre has officially opened, creating a dedicated hub for maritime training, collaboration and innovation. Supported by the Penzance Town Deal, the £2.1 million facility will help develop skills, improve safety and support the future of Cornwall’s fishing industry.
Battening down the hatches against the excessive storms of recent weeks, publishing Newlyn Harbour’s Schedule of Charges for 2026 and planning for its next phase of development were among the key talking points at the January meeting of the Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC).
A strategic step towards the long-term development of Sandy Cove and a planned programme of specific infrastructure projects to further enhance Newlyn Harbour for the future fishing industry are the headlines from recent meetings of the Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC).
Following the July meeting of Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC), the appointment of two representatives from Cornwall Council to the Board and the ongoing progress of the Newlyn Marine Skills & Resource Centre are among the latest developments at the Port.
Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC) are seeking three exceptional individuals to join its Board at a pivotal point in the Port’s history.
Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC) are seeking three exceptional individuals to join its Board at a pivotal point in the Port’s history.
The Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners have received a £64,000 grant from the Penzance Town Deal Fund, making it the fourth project to receive its first funding allocation this year.
