Wightlink
Wightlink provide ferry services to the Isle of Wight. They operate car ferry services from two Island ports, Yarmouth and Fishbourne, as well as a foot passenger services from the end of the pier in Ryde.
Wightlink’s Yarmouth car ferry lands in Lymington. The other two services land in Portsmouth.
The ferry service was bought by Australian-based investment bank, Macquarie, in 2005 for just over £230m.
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Wightlink say they've increased the vehicle ferry crossings to meet demand now travel restrictions have been eased by the UK Government
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Isle of Wight footballer Lucy Scholes has been selected for England's final training squad for the upcoming Deaf Women's World Cup
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The arrival of Victoria of Wight heralds the completion of Wightlink's £45 million investment to improve the speed and efficiency of the route between Fishbourne and Portsmouth. The vessel was named today by the Countess of Wessex.
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Wightlink and HM Coastguard are collaborating to enhance safety procedures in Solent waters
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Wightlink reveal the name of their new £30million more environmentally-friendly, partially-battery powered car ferry.
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A firefighter from Sandown has been praised for stepping in and helping when a fellow passenger collapsed with heart pains. Wightlink has presented him with travel vouchers.
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As well as the steel for the new ship being cut this week. work starts shortly on the new boarding ramps, which will be ready for use by St Clare in summer 2017.
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A free bus service has been put in place for Hovertravel and Wightlink passengers to get to and from the Fishbourne terminal
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New exhibition by learners at St Catherine's
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Cross-Solent foot passenger numbers at around 15 per cent of normal levels say Isle of Wight council
The Isle of Wight council say they are closely monitoring the number of cross-Solent passengers in order to work out when the FastCat should be reinstated. Details within
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At first glance it’s understandable that seeing online that IW ferries are fully booked leads you to think there are loads of people coming to the Island. News OnTheWight has been digging into it. Here’s what we’ve found out as to why things aren’t as they first appear