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Saturday, 21st November 2009

Caledonian MacBrayne

Europe rules CalMac subsidy for lifeline routes is within law THE funding of Scotland's lifeline ferry services has not breached European law, an investigation has found.

Skipper is suspended after CalMac ferry almost runs aground A FERRY captain has been suspended after his vessel had a near miss and nearly grounded with 15 passengers on board.

CalMac's new timetable adds services and extends sailings NEW sailings and timetable changes have been announced by west coast ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne for 16 of its routes from next month.

Breakdown of Sabbath ferry is 'act of God' DIVINE intervention or mechanical meltdown? The vessel due to make the historic first regular Sunday crossing between the mainland and Lewis has hit troubled waters

CalMac hoping for smooth sailing with Sunday service

Islanders take the initiative to launch cheaper ferry service

CalMac ferry time changes spark anger

Ferry cash put in EC spotlight

Sunday ferry services on hold

D-Day for Sunday sailings to Lewis

Ferry firm defers decision on island's Sunday service

Thousands object as CalMac discusses Sunday sailings

Ship maintenance deal secures jobs

CalMac fares to rise by 1.8%

Lifeline... or millstone for taxpayer?

New calls for Sunday sailings

CalMac wins controversial £43m islands ferries tender

New drive for Sunday ferry service to Lewis

It's whisky galore as CalMac adds extra sailings

Bill for CalMac tender is £15m

Ferry money down the drain

Isles ferry tender process under fire as private company pulls bid

Study looks to ferries' future

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