The Turkish-built MV Isle of Islay has been unable to use its bow doors since mid-May.

Scotland's ferry shortage is reaching a "much better place" with a third major vessel set to resume service, CalMac says. MV Lord of the Isles, which was covering the Oban to Mull route, will be ready ...

Hundreds of thousands of travellers were unable to complete their journeys around the UK at the weekend due to severe disruption caused by Storm Bert. Key rail links were closed and around 400 flights ...

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Ferries and the problems besetting CalMac's services have dominated many of the day's exchanges on the election campaign. First Minister John Swinney travelled to Stornoway, where he announced a new ...

With aging ferries delayed sometimes for days, life goes haywire on an island in the Outer Hebrides. On South Uist, off the coast of Scotland, locals and visitors say tempers are frayed after years of ...

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Isle of Islay leaves Greenock for port trials across west coast CalMac’s brand new ferry is to start sea and port trials imminently ahead of carrying its first passengers, which is expected to be ...

Ageing Scottish ferries could soon be sailing in the Mediterranean rather than being sent to be decommissioned ...