Transport

CalMac Ferries are reminding passengers of the latest disruption information to their services.

The independent Community Board set up to provide an insight into the issues affecting island and rural communities for ferry operator CalMac met for the first time recently and agreed how it will operate.

Ferry operator CalMac is launching a new campaign to reinforce its zero tolerance policy on unacceptable behaviour.

Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) has picked up a national accolade for its refurbishment project at Wemyss Bay Ferry Terminal.

Frustration has been voiced regarding the rail link via Scot rail to Wemyss Bay and the onward journey to Bute via the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry.

Argyll & Bute MP Brendan O’Hara (SNP) believes his constituency could learn a great deal from the road tunnel network in the Faroe Islands.

Environmental groups and The Scottish Greens have called on the UK Government to do more to tackle air pollution.

At 90 per cent, Scotrail’s passenger satisfaction is back to its normal high levels, according to a new poll.

Delays to trains where a customer has taken ill and needs urgent medical treatment have been cut by 37 per cent due to a new partnership between the ScotRail Alliance and the Scottish Ambulance Service.

The date has been revealed when the Queensferry Crossing will open to traffic.

Drivers have been warned to expect “significant delays” over Easter with more than 20 million cars expected on the roads between Maundy Thursday and Easter Monday.

CalMac boss, Martin Dorchester, has announced that he will remain in post with the ferry operator.

CalMac has launched its 2018 Travel Trade Product Planner aimed at helping coach and tour operators to discover the beauty of Scotland’s west coast.

Argyll and Bute MSP, Michael Russell has welcomed the publication of the new CalMac summer timetables.

Ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne is warning anyone planning to travel by ferry tomorrow and into Thursday that strong winds forecast may lead to possible ferry service disruption across the network.

The second round of awards from the Ferries Accessibility Fund will see around £180,000 spent on projects to further improve accessibility on Scotland’s ferries, Minister for Transport and the Islands Humza Yousaf has announced.

Whether you’re staying at home for the bells or are planning to head to the mainland to see in 2017, don’t forget to check out New Year travel arrangements before you go.

Concessionary travel card holders across Scotland are being urged to check their card type as some may stop working after December 31, 2016.

A Port Bannatyne resident has spoken of his anger over disabled access to the ferry at Rothesay pier, claiming Argyll and Bute Council is failing to live up to its responsibilities.