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Corran Ferry

New electric Corran Ferry design
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Council proceeds to procurement for new electric Corran Ferry

Highland Council is proceeding to procurement for a new electric Corran Ferry. The service, which is Scotland's busiest single-vessel ferry route, crosses Loch Linnhe at the Corran Narrows.
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Scotland's busiest single-vessel ferry route out of service due to fault

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Ferry returns to service after successful repairs and sea trials

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Services suspended on 'lifeline' ferry route

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First foot passenger fare approved for 'lifeline' ferry route

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Fares to increase on one of Scotland’s most scenic ferry routes

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Funding to deliver new 'much-needed' Corran Ferry announced

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Army 'could be drafted in to run stricken ferry service'

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'Someone could die': Emergency call out concerns in new Scots ferry fiasco

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