Glen Sannox 2025r 2025. Glen Sannox A view from the inside BBC News MV Glen Sannox* will operate from Troon-Brodick from 13 January 2025 - 23 February and from 3 March 2025 Glen Sannox finally handed over from Ferguson Marine to CalMac on 21 November 2024
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*Following completion of service on 23 February, MV Glen Sannox will be removed from service to complete a scheduled programme of works and return to service on Troon to Brodick from 3 March. However, a catalogue of delays marred their construction at the Ferguson Marine yard in Port Glasgow, with the fallout from the so-called 'ferry fiasco' still reverberating through the corridors of power at.
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An identical vessel, Glen Rosa - still under construction at the Ferguson shipyard in Port Glasgow - is due to join it on the route at the end of the year, although it was reported at the weekend that a new delay will be announced shortly. Glen Sannox finally handed over from Ferguson Marine to CalMac on 21 November 2024 Glen Sannox: Review The Glen Sannox entered service on the Troon - Brodick service on Monday 13 January following extensive trials and having been sent around the network to test her suitability (and that of her sister) at other ports
FERRY FIASCO Delayed Glen Sannox FINALLY leaves dock six years later than planned YouTube. However, a catalogue of delays marred their construction at the Ferguson Marine yard in Port Glasgow, with the fallout from the so-called 'ferry fiasco' still reverberating through the corridors of power at. Named after an Arran beauty spot, Glen Sannox will make three return sailings from Troon to the island's main town of Brodick each day
except the Kyles and Western Isles New Glen Sannox what's in a name?. Glen Sannox arrives In Stornoway for the first time, 3 January 2025 (Mark Nicolson). The new Glen Sannox ferry has been removed from service because of a crack in the ship's hull, according to the ferry operator CalMac.