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Scotland

Sturgeon ‘very regretful’ over ferries scandal

Scotland’s First Minister has said she is “very regretful” over the delays and overspends to two ferries at a Government-owned shipyard. A further delay was announced in the delivery of the Glen Sannox and the as-yet-unnamed hull 802 last week, with ...

28 Mar 2022 at 16:25

Scotland

Work on delayed ferry to continue despite it being cheaper to buy elsewhere

Work on the second delayed ferry at Ferguson Marine will continue despite it being cheaper to procure a vessel from another shipyard, a minister has said. Neil Gray told MSPs that re-tendering the contract for the as-yet-unnamed hull 802 would mean ...

16 May 2023 at 16:10

Scotland

Shipyard boss hails ‘reassuring milestone’ for delayed ferry

Work on two ferries which are delayed and over budget has passed a “reassuring milestone”, bosses at the shipyard carrying out the work have said. The Ferguson Marine yard confirmed that the first emergency diesel generator has been run ...

11 Jul 2022 at 14:25

Scotland

No blank cheque for shipyard to complete delayed ferries, minister insists

The Scottish Government is “determined” to see two new CalMac ferries being built on the Clyde completed, but a key ally of Humza Yousaf insisted ministers have not given Ferguson Marine a blank cheque for the vessels. Wellbeing ...

17 May 2023 at 10:35

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