Portsmouth International Port — cruise and ferry terminal
The council-owned port’s terminal extension is complete. Its own website identifies £11.25m of Levelling Up funding.
ProposedApprovedUnder wayCompleted
- Last evidenced stage
- Completed as of 17 October 2026. The port’s current recent-projects page describes the completed terminal extension and its funding.
- Who owns it
- Portsmouth City Council (port is council-owned)
- Next decision or milestone
- None outstanding — operational
- Funding
- £11,250,000 · UK Government (Levelling Up Fund round 1) (Grant)
Earlier retained figure, not reconciled with the lines above: £11.25m. Evidence: Published. Funder: Levelling Up Fund Round 1. It is kept out of any total until its scope and date are matched.
- Delivery vs outcome
- Outcome evidence: Building delivered; passenger activity is reported separately and cannot all be attributed to the extension. An open building or working installation is delivery evidence; use, emissions or effects are outcome evidence and are reported separately.
- Where
- City-wide · Linked wards: Nelson
Site association. Neighbouring wards and people beyond the city may also benefit; this is not an estimate of ward-level impact.
Dated records
- 2026-10-17 output The port’s recent-projects page describes the terminal extension as complete (retained project record; date is when it was checked). source ↗
Why it matters
- Proposal: Connect port, naval base, hospital and university jobs to local skills Facts Count proposal
- Proposal: Measure what cleaner shipping and transport actually deliver Facts Count proposal
Sources
- Portsmouth International Port: recent projects checked 2026-10-17