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Calmac Ship Movements 10.02.05 – 06.03.05 CALMAC SHIP MOVEMENTS 10.02.05 – 06.03.05 Ali Cat Charter from Solent & Wightline Cruises Ltd for Gourock-Dunoon (No 1A Roster) pax only, berthing James Watt Dock. Bruernish Spare vessel at Oban. Oban-Lismore roster from M 14 Feb. Bute Yard No 1333 fitting out at Remontowa Shipyard, Gdansk, Poland. Naming to take place at Rothesay by Mrs McConnell, wife of First Minister, after delivery, on F 24 June. Caledonian Isles Brodick-Ardrossan winter roster. Th 24 Feb berthed overnight at Ardrossan (poor forecast); F25 roster from 0820. Canna Rathlin-Ballycastle roster. Clansman Oban-Coll/Tiree/Castlebay-Lochboisdale/(Craignure) roster. S 12 Feb special Oban-Tiree after roster; Su 13 to North West Ship Repairers, Birkenhead (arr M 14) for annual overhaul/survey. F 4 Mar Birkenhead-Lochmaddy for Uig-Tarbert-Lochmaddy roster. Coruisk Wemyss Bay-Rothesay roster. Su 6 Mar to Gourock (technical); back on roster M 7. Eigg Oban-Lismore roster. M 14 Feb to Corpach for annual overhaul/survey. Hebridean Isles W 9 Feb resumed Kennacraig-Port Ellen/Port Askaig roster; F 11 diverted Port Askaig a.m.; Su 13 stormbound Kennacraig; F 18 1800/0415 off (weather); M 28 0700 off (tech). Hebrides Tarbert/Lochmaddy-Uig roster till relieved by Clansman on S 5 Mar; thereafter to Birkenhead for overhaul and survey. Isle of Arran Spare vessel at Gourock. F 4 Mar to Garvel (berthed JWD) for annual overhaul/survey. Isle of Cumbrae Spare vessel at Rothesay. Isle of Lewis Stornoway-Ullapool roster. S 12 Feb berthed overnight at Ullapool; Su 13 1735 to Stornoway in lieu S 12. Isle of Mull Oban-Craignure/Colonsay roster. Su 13 Feb slightly damaged bow visor at Oban – LOTI on roster – repaired and resumed service M 14. Juno Upper Clyde rosters. Su 13 Feb to JWD for annual overhaul/survey; W 16 to Garvel Drydock with Loch Portain; W 2 Mar GDD-JWD; F 4 trials, to Gourock; Su 6 on Dunoon roster. Jupiter Upper Clyde rosters. Laig Bay Laid up at Corpach. Loch Alainn Largs-Cumbrae Slip roster. Loch Bhrusda At Oban for essential maintenance. Th 10 Feb trials; F 11 to Lochmaddy (overnight) and Otternish for Leverburgh-Berneray roster from M 14. Loch Buie Fionnphort-Iona roster. Weather disruptions Th 10 and Su 13 Feb. Loch Dunvegan Colintraive-Rhubodach roster. Su 13 Feb service disrupted (weather). Loch Fyne Lochaline-Fishnish roster. Su 6 Mar to Oban for high load to Lismore, then back to Lochaline. Loch Linnhe Ardmhor-Eriskay roster. S 13 Feb stormbound all day. Loch Portain Berneray-Leverburgh roster. S 12 Feb to Lochmaddy (two nights), Craighouse (overnight) and James Watt Dock; W 16 to Garvel Drydock for annual overhaul/survey; W 2 Mar GDD-JWD for electrical work. Loch Ranza Gigha-Tayinloan roster. Loch Riddon Tarbert-Portavadie/Lochranza winter roster. Loch Striven Raasay-Sconser roster. Loch Tarbert At Ardmaleish for annual overhaul/survey; T 15 Feb to Rothesay; F 18 trials, berthed Rothesay on completion. Lochnevis Mallaig-Armadale/Small Isles roster. Lord of the Isles At Liverpool for annual overhaul/survey. Th 10 Feb to Port Askaig (overnight) and Oban (North Pier); Su 13 took 1600 Oban-Craignure; M 14 special Oban-Lochboisdale; T 15 Oban-Coll/Tiree/Castlebay-Lochboisdale/(Craignure) roster; Th 17 called specially at Tobermory. Muirneag Stornoway-Ullapool freight roster. Raasay Tobermory-Kilchoan roster. Saturn In James Watt Dock completing overhaul; Th 10 Feb trials; Su 13 to Wemyss Bay for Rothesay roster. Western Ferries: Sound of Scarba was in the James Watt Dock for annual overhaul till T 17 Feb – she resumed service F 18. Sound of Sanda followed her to Garvel for annual overhaul/survey (afloat) on Th 3 Mar. Other News: Captain Jimmy Peacock (ex CSP master) died (announced F 4 Mar). Alastair Henderson, ex-MD Orkney Ferries, appointed CalMac Commercial Manager M 28 Feb. RMT, under militant leader Bob Crowe, organized a strike ballot of 600 CalMac members re assurances of no redundancies in the event of the Company not winning the Dunoon tender, meanwhile the Scottish Executive conformed that their advert was merely for “expressions of interest” and was not an invitation to tender. Clyde Marine’s Cruiser and The Second Snark were together in Garvel Drydock for annual overhaul/survey from M 7 Feb till T 15. A ‘massive’ campaign was launched to try to halt the proposal to divert the Renfrew Ferry to Braehead. Argyll & Bute Council has admitted that the new Dunoon Linkspan needs remedial work and steelwork replacement before it can used. The main portal unit is to be replaced by the manufacturers at their own expense, and the work is expected to take around two weeks. Argyll & Bute Council has approved a grant of £10,000 towards the cost of refurbishing Blairmore Pier. The pier is expected to reopen on May 22 with a special call by Waverley to mark the occasion. A proposal for a fixed link to the island of Luing has been rejected by Argyll & Bute Council. Instead, new slipways are to be provided. Hebridean Princess returned to Oban for the season on W 23 Feb. The small Skye community of Glenelg has decided by 60 votes to 39, not to go ahead with the purchase of the ferry Glenachulish. The owner of the ferry, Roddy Macleod, has now advertised it for sale. 2004 was P&O’s best ever year on Cairnryan-Larne. Lady of Mann is due to visit Troon on 20/21 May. Northlink’s Hjaltland went to Frederikshavn, Denmark, for her annual overhaul and survey. She was there from Su 20 Feb till T 1 Mar. On her return, her sister Hrossey went for her annual overhaul. Hendra has been at Lerwick for major upgrade and re-engining (with Fivla and Fylga on Bluemull Sound); Leirna has been at Fraserburgh for docking (Bigga and Geira on Whalsay); Dagalien was off for 5 hours on Su 13 Feb (picked up debris). A wrangle has broken out between the owners of the new Loch Tay steamboat Spirit of Loch Tay and her builders, Ferguson Shipbuilders. It is alleged that the hull of the new vessel suffers from defects..
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