Halcyon Tankers to double size of fleet after gaining Northern Powerhouse funding

Plans to almost double the size of Halcyon Tankers’s fleet within three years have been boosted by a £250,000 loan from the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF). The firm was launched in July last year as a division of Hargreaves Services and bought by former Hargreaves directors Ian Elliott, Andrew Spence-Wolrich and Nigel Barraclough in January. It specialises in transporting petroleum and bulk chemicals across the UK from its base in Port Clarence, Middlesbrough. The company, which currently operates 21 […]
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