A programme of CMAL-led preparatory work to upgrade two ferry terminals on the Islay route has reached key milestones, paving the way for delivery of new vessels by the end of the year.
Upgrades to the south berth of Kennacraig ferry terminal are now complete, while Port Askaig ferry terminal fendering work has also finished, following a six-week closure, allowing ferry services to resume.
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New Islay Vessel Enabling Works (NIVEW) at Port Askaig.
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Newly refurbished linkspan deck being lifted in place at Kennacraig.
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From left to right: Andrew Laverty, Site Manager from George Leslie Ltd, Tony Fry, Construction Manager from George Leslie Ltd, Jim Fairlie, Minister for Agriculture and Connectivity, Nasir Uddin, Project Manager from CMAL