Are Argyll Ferries' vessels fit for purpose under our weather conditions?
ON November 5 you ran an editorial on the current Scottish Government feasibility study into the possibility of upgrading the Gourock-Dunoon town centres ferry service.
ON November 5 you ran an editorial on the current Scottish Government feasibility study into the possibility of upgrading the Gourock-Dunoon town centres ferry service.
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It justified its headline ("Have taxpayers funded an exercise in futility?") with the argument: "According to answers provided to Jamie McGrigor, the Tory Highlands and Islands MSP, the new research shows little difference in the reliability rate of the Argyll Ferries sailings between the two town centres and Western Ferries' rate. If that is the only question under consideration, this is clearly a waste of taxpayers' money".
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Are Argyll Ferries' vessels fit for purpose under our weather conditions?
ON November 5 you ran an editorial on the current Scottish Government feasibility study into the possibility of upgrading the Gourock-Dunoon town centres ferry service.
It justified its headline ("Have taxpayers funded an exercise in futility?") with the argument: "According to answers provided to Jamie McGrigor, the Tory Highlands and Islands MSP, the new research shows little difference in the reliability rate of the Argyll Ferries sailings between the two town centres and Western Ferries' rate. If that is the only question under consideration, this is clearly a waste of taxpayers' money".
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