0 (a city or town with) a port that can be used by ships
1 a town or city on the water where ships load and unload freight
My constituency is a seaport and fishing port.
At seaports an adjudicator is likely to make use of buildings in the towns which are used by courts and other tribunals.
The amendment would delay the opening date for the seaport as well as the airport, without any rational consideration of the issues.
Along the coast, in the seaports, there are technical schools for young people who we are hoping will train to be mates and skippers.
Improving the connections between seaports and river ports and the inland railway and road network is an important component of the logistic infrastructure.
That is the underlying danger of dismantling systematic controls in the airports and seaports and substituting for them internal controls.
It reclaims them for the purposes of the airport and the seaport, and, if part of that land is required for access, for that purpose.
Ormskirk's population was about 950 in the mid-seventeenth century, rising to 2,554 in 1801, thus increasing more slowly than some of the county's seaports and industrial towns.
