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CONDOR FERRIES: Weymouth sailings relocated to Poole until end of March

Condor Ferries sailings to and from Weymouth ferry port will continue to be relocated to Poole until the end of March while work is carried out to repair the ferry berth at the port in Weymouth.

Services were relocated to Poole ferry port after mutual concerns were raised by Condor Ferries and the council regarding the structural integrity of part of the ferry berth in Weymouth Port.

Capt Fran Collins, operations director at Condor Ferries, said the firm’s aim was to “minimise disruption to passengers and to offer as much advance notice as possible. The safety of our passengers and crew remains our highest priority, and we will be working closely with Weymouth and Portland Borough Council to monitor the repairs over the coming weeks.By continuing to operate regular services from Poole, while the work is carried out in Weymouth, we can continue to sustain our lifeline ferry services between the Channel Islands and the UK.”

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