PLA News Releases

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has announced that anyone with an interest in the tidal Thames will be able to attend its Annual Stakeholder Forum this year.

Europe’s largest commercial marine and workboat exhibition, Seawork International, has today announced that the Port of London Authority’s (PLA) new 36-metre mooring maintenance vessel, London Titan, built at a cost of £7million, will be officially unveiled at the opening day of the event in June.

Maersk Triple-E vessel breaks record for largest ship to sail on River Thames during DP World London Gateway call. 18,300 TEU Munkebo Maersk calls just months after Edith Maersk

Expanded fleet to boost capacity as commuter and visitor numbers hit record levels on River Bus service

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has sealed a deal to put a new purpose-built survey catamaran on the river Thames. The robust and fuel-efficient CTruk MPC19 is set to replace the PLA’s Yantlet vessel as she reaches the end of her service life.

A loyal granddad who continued a family tradition of putting ‘Windows’ on the Thames is celebrating 50 years’ work on the river.

Following the success of last year's event, the magnificent fleet will return in 2017.

Battersea Power Station Development Company (“BPSDC”), on behalf of the shareholders of Battersea Power Station, confirms that work is underway on the temporary removal of the two listed cranes located on the riverside jetty.

The twelve 70ft yachts competing in the world's longest ocean race set sail this weekend from Derry-Londonderry heading for Den Helder in the Netherlands, with race finish in London their ultimate destination.

The Port of Tilbury, supported by the PLA, is hosting an Open Weekend at the London Cruise Terminal on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June 2014.