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Haven Ports – The Future & Co-operation

This document outlines a coordinated approach to enhance the role of ports, promote freight growth, and improve logistics facilities. Key initiatives include reviewing infrastructure, supporting lobbying efforts, identifying lorry parking sites, and developing port-centric projects. Collaborative work with local councils will support land identification for growth and economic development strategies, including job opportunities and skills development in the logistics sector. The aim is to ensure a competitive future for ports, particularly focusing on Felixstowe and the A14 corridor.

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Haven Ports – The Future & Co-operation

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  1. Haven Ports – The Future & Co-operation Rich Cooke www.babergh.gov.uk

  2. Port / Freight Growth & Competition Evidence Base & Plans (inc. HGP Action Plan) • Deliver jointly & keep up-to-date • Duty to co-operate 1. Review / Resolve key infrastructure measures • Support for HGP lobbying role; joint work on CIL 2. Lorry Parking • Joint work to review and identify sites – new LDF sites; Planners-Logistics guide

  3. Port / Freight Growth & Competition 3. Promote enhanced role, offer and facilities for port(s) (e.g. port centric developments) • Support HGP, Felixstowe port & others – secure major operator 4. Identify land for growth • Collaborative LDF & other planning work (e.g. SCDC, BDC, IBC, MSDC current A14 sites study)

  4. Port / Freight Growth & Competition 5. Promotion of ports & logistics job opportunities • Economic development strategies & activities, liaison with SCC, potential for apprenticeships 6. Identify industry skills needs • As above • Involvement in final Dryports work and new Euro Low Carbon Freight project

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