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The London Cruise Terminal at Tilbury is London's only deep water purpose-built cruise facility, situated at the gateway to London, just 22 nautical miles down river from Tower Bridge. Tilbury has become increasingly popular as a turnaround port for Baltic and Northern European destinations but it is also perfectly placed for transit calls to visit England's capital city, Kent and the south east.

18/03/2024

19/01/2024

27th of Jan 💡
Arts Outburst will be lighting the Walkway of Memories at Tilbury's Cruise Terminal and guiding members of the public down to ferry where you can cross to for Gravesham Borough Council's 2024 Light Festival: REFLECTIONS.

Enjoy their free evening, with guided tours available to catch light installations, performances and music. Thurrock salutes you!

Be sure to save the 8th of March, for Thurrock's own Light Festival Finale event!

💡 Arts Outburst | Start Thurrock
Arts Council England

21/11/2023

https://thurrock.nub.news/news/local-news/festive-fair-declared-a-big-success-and-boosted-riverside-project-and-st-lukes-211885

'This fantastic achievement reflects the power of community, kindness and the shared commitment of making a positive impact in our local area.'

12/11/2023

Ambassador vessel Ambition make her first arrival to the landing stage

06/11/2023

Christmas Craft Fair.
Just under 2 weeks until the Christmas Craft Fair in the Cruise Terminal in Tilbury on Sunday 19th November between 11-4pm. Come along and support all these makers who create unique and beautiful gifts for everyone.

26/10/2023

Today is the launch of the Royal British Legions poppy appeal.

Our Armed Forces risk everything to protect our way of life. Your poppy shows you care and helps us continue our vital work.
Join us in ensuring the unique contribution of our Armed Forces community is never forgotten.
https://www.britishlegion.org.uk/

11/10/2023

If you would like a market stall please contact Meenu who's email address is on the bottom of the poster.

04/10/2023

Project plans a new café space and outdoor seating and creative lets, alongside an exhibition to tell the stories of those who lived in Tilbury

02/10/2023

The Tilbury on the Thames Trust have secured a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to develop plans for repairing and reopening the Grade II* Riverside Station in Tilbury. Our vision is to transform this iconic station into a vibrant community hub, complete with a café, outdoor seating, creative lets, and an exhibition space that celebrates the rich history of Tilbury.
View our plans here: http://tott.org.uk/consultation/
We would welcome your feedback by completing our survey. https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/.../TilburyRiversideConsul...
We are running public engagement events this week:
Monday October 2nd from 7:30PM
- Online Public Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87661932982
Wednesday October 4th from 7:30PM:
- Online Public Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85098984747
Thursday October 6th from 10:00AM - 4:00PM:

30/09/2023

Welcoming a new visitor to Tilbury. Hello to the Maud from the Hurtigruten fleet, she will be calling at the terminal on a fortnightly schedule until January.

20/09/2023

As many of you will be aware we are in the middle of our Development Phase after securing a Development Phase grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to repair and reopen the Grade II* Riverside Station in Tilbury. Our vision is to transform this iconic station into a vibrant community hub, complete with a café, outdoor seating, studios for artists and craftspeople, and an exhibition space that celebrates the rich history of Tilbury.
We will be at the Riverside Station on Thursday September 28th between 11am and 1pm; come and meet us and find out more about the proposals, leave your comments and have a look inside this amazing building. Looking forward to seeing you there.

17/09/2023

As the AIDA Cruise ship disembarked this morning the passengers were taking picture of the 1930’s cars in front of our beautiful 1930’s station with all its flora and fauna.

13/09/2023

03/07/2023

Interested in a job with The Port of Tilbury? The team are on stand by to answer any questions, explain about the jobs on offer and assist with applications.

23/06/2023

Great celebrations at the Cruise Terminal in Tilbury yesterday for Windrush day

16/06/2023

Michael travels from London’s Docklands and East End to the Barbican.

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Happy Christmas from the London international Cruise terminal

When you wish upon a star!

Today after many months The Spirit of Discovery left Tilbury as the band played and once again the cruise ships horn could be heard on the Thames. Bon Voyage!

It’s been along time coming! The Spirit of Discovery leaves the cruise terminal this evening with passengers for the first time. @forthports @capitalcruising @LondonPortAuth #cruiseisback #cruise @SagaUK

Remembrance Day Port of Tilbury

Rememberance Day, The laying of wreaths in the London International Cruise Terminal in Tilbury at the base of the War Memorials.

New freight ferry port passes dress rehearsal Successful ship trials at London’s new unaccompanied roll-on/roll-off terminal at Tilbury2 The country’s newest and largest unaccompanied* freight roll on/roll off (ro-ro) terminal at Tilbury2 took a step closer to opening with the successful completion of ship trials at the weekend. [*Unaccompanied - freight transport without truck drivers] Two of P&O’s chartered freight ferry fleet, the Bore Song and the Norstream, arrived at the new ro-ro terminal on the Thames on Sunday 17 May where the port team carried out a full test of the marine facilities including manoeuvring and tying up the ship to test the berth; lowering the ship’s ferry ramp to test the pontoon facilities; and carrying out a full risk assessment. The ferry terminal, which is due to open next week, has a capacity of 500,000 units and will operate in partnership between the port and P&O Ferries importing and exporting containers and trailers with food, drink, medicines and other vital supplies to-and-from Europe. Commenting on reaching this milestone, Charles Hammond, Group Chief Executive of Forth Ports, said: “I am extremely proud that we have reached this point with our new port. We are in unprecedented times, both in the UK and globally, and this new unaccompanied terminal at Tilbury2 will ensure that we keep the vital supplies coming into the country as safely as possible, not just now but long into the future. Being a freight only terminal ensures that there is less risk of driver infection and exposure for our own quay workers at the port. The additional capacity of 500,000 units with streamlined customs procedures will enhance national economic resilience I would like to thank our excellent team for achieving this milestone in such challenging times.”

Saga Cruise Ship in the Port of Tilbury thanking all the Doctors, Nurses and NHS workers for being on the frontline in the fight against the Corona Virus