Delivery dates for a fleet of CalMac ferries being built by a shipyard in Turkey have been pushed back again due to problems with labour shortages.

Ferry operator Calmac has announced further delays to the return to service of two of its vessels due to repair works taking longer than expected.

Situation exacerbated by pushed back delivery of MV Isle of Islay - the first of four new ferries being built in Turkey ...

The beleaguered state-owned shipyard responsible for two significantly delayed and overbudget CalMac ferries has said it has ...

The Polish shipyard contracted to build the next generation of small CalMac ferries says the order is the largest in its ...

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay and Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar both criticised the move during First ...

The nationalised Ferguson shipyard has missed out on a crucial order for seven small electric ferries for west coast operator Caledonian MacBrayne. Ferries procurement agency CMAL has instead ...

The state-owned shipyard Ferguson Marine has pledged to set out a 10-year business strategy which will plot its course for ...

Ferry operator CalMac said an alternative route had been offered to allow all the children - who were not originally booked - to make the trip to the mainland. But Carol-Anne said this would have ...

Operator CalMac immediately cancelled sailings between ... The MV Glen Sannox is one of two much-delayed and over-budget ferries constructed at Ferguson Marine in Port Glasgow.