Dover 24/7: Britain’s Busiest Port is set to return to television screens as the highly anticipated second series premieres at 8pm on Monday 22 June.

Following the success of the first series, the second series, with 8 hour-long episodes, will offer viewers exclusive access behind the scenes to the UK’s busiest port, meeting the dedicated people who keep this vital gateway moving around the clock.

The new series promises even more fascinating stories and unprecedented insight into the day-to-day operations behind one of the UK’s most important transport hubs. From managing millions of passengers and vehicles to handling unexpected challenges, the cameras capture the teamwork, expertise, and resilience that make the Port of Dover such a remarkable place.

Audiences can look forward to a fresh collection of inspiring and entertaining stories, showcasing the Port’s central role in trade, travel, and local life, while highlighting the commitment of the people who work tirelessly to keep operations running smoothly. Series 2 also welcomes UK Border Force for the first time, demonstrating the hardworking officers who keep the UK borders safe and secure.

Richard Christian, Head of Corporate Affairs for the Port of Dover said: “We’re delighted to see the series return for a second season. The programme offers a unique glimpse into the amazing people, skills, and operations that make the Port of Dover such a vital hub for UK trade and transport.  We are proud to return to TV screens across the nation and we hope viewers enjoy discovering more about the Port and the dedicated teams who work here every day.”

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Notes to editors

• The Port of Dover is closing the gap every day between the UK and the world by connecting trade, travel, visitors and communities locally-globally, collaborating with local and international partners to create a more seamless, sustainable and tech-enabled port. 

• As the UK’s busiest international ferry port and a vital gateway for the movement of people and trade, Dover handles £144 billion of trade per year, 33% of UK trade in goods with the EU and welcomes over 11 million passengers. 

• Dover is also an award-winning cruise port, delivering world class travel and visitor experiences to over 20 cruise lines each year. With a growing and diversifying cargo business operating from state-of-the-art facilities, a new marina which is a major feature of the exciting waterfront development, and opportunities for further expansion in the future, Dover’s proud history dating back 400 years has a new modern twist.