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SCOTLAND’S “consistently unreliable” ferry service poses a “literal existential threat”, the Government has been warned.

Scottish ferry operator CalMac cancelled all direct sailings from the mainland to South Uist, the second largest island in the Outer Hebrides, off the north-west coast of Scotland on June 1 2023. Cancellations are expected to last until June 30.

Survey shows that the lack of sailings has cost businesses on just two islands almost £1.5m

ISLANDERS have written to new transport minister Fiona Hyslop demanding cash help from the Scottish Government.

CalMac only operated all sailings on its scheduled timetable on 31 days in a 15-month period

The figures prompted fresh calls from the party for the Scottish Government to pay compensation to travellers affected by chaos on ferry routes.

FERRY operator Calmac has announced a further delay to the return of one of its key ferries to regular service ...

Ferry cancellations have been “catastrophic” for South Uist, with one business owner saying it has had a bigger impact than the pandemic, an…

Local businesses are estimating losses of £50,000 per day due to tourism, imports and exports being hit by lost services

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch hit out at the “chaotic way” ferry services in Scotland are being run as he called for a “people’s…

The RMT leader addressed MSPs at Holyrood, criticising ferry provision