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Glen Rosa Ferry Delivery Delayed Until February 2027

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The Glen Rosa ferry, built by Ferguson Marine, has been hit by another delay. Originally expected before the end of this year, the vessel is now not expected to be delivered until February 2027. Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn confirmed the revised handover date, explaining that the delay allows for the installation of a new propeller and the commissioning of the vessel’s liquefied natural gas fuel systems.

From greenocktelegraph.co.uk

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The ferry is intended to serve the route between the Scottish mainland and the Isle of Arran. Stuart McMillan stated that the completion of the vessel could mark a fresh start for the Port Glasgow shipyard. The repeated delays have drawn criticism from island communities and politicians.

From greenocktelegraph.co.uk

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    Local commerce and tourism might face disruptions due to ferry service interruptions.

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  1. Hopes for ferry completion are tempered by confirmed latest delays.1 source
  2. Cumbrae committee contacts Stephen Flynn over ferry problems.1 source

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