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Thursday , September 3 2026

Dover Port and Gatwick hit by global IT issues

As many schools prepare to close for the summer holidays, queues have been forming at Dover.

The port confirmed it was also currently experiencing IT outages with its CCTV and some companies’ checking in.

Doug Bannister, chief executive at Port of Dover, told BBC Radio Kent the port had fallen back on manual processes in some areas but most systems were working normally.

He said: “On Friday getaways, we have a burst of activity in the morning and we’ve been through that now.

“Then it slows down a bit, but in the afternoon when the schools start to break up it starts rising again.

“Ideally, we’d like all the systems sorted again by then. Even if they’re not we’ll still be able to process through at a fairly normal rate.”


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