Women get British navy port shipping controls

The Royal Navy has appointed two women to control shipping in one of the UK’s busiest ports for the first time in 814 years.

The Royal Navy has appointed two women to control shipping in one of the UK’s busiest ports for the first time in 814 years.

While a small number of women carry out the role in civilian harbours, Samantha Clutton and Claire Thompson are the first to become Port Control Assistants in a Naval port.

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