The closure of Portavadie slipway is being extended beyond the originally planned reopening date of 16 November 2026 following Storm Boelo damage in late October.
Portavadie slipway reopening postponed due to storm damage
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Ardrossan Redevelopment Public Engagement Event Materials Now Available
Following the first of our public engagement events in Ardrossan, we are pleased to share a copy of the materials used to support discussions with members of the public who attended our event on 28 October.
Ardrossan Redevelopment public engagement event in Brodick postponed due to adverse weather
This event has been rescheduled for Tuesday 10 November due to the continued effects of Storm Boelo
SVRP infrastructure works progress at Colintraive and Portavadie
Infrastructure works are progressing at Colintraive and Portavadie ferry terminals as part of CMAL’s Small Vessel Replacement Programme (SVRP).
SVRP Phase 2: Public Event Storyboards
Storyboards for the Small Vessel Replacement Programme Phase 2 are now available.
Harris and North Uist pupils invited to put their stamp on new Little Minch vessels
Local school children from the Isle of Harris and North Uist have been given the chance to have their artwork displayed onboard the two new ferries, MV Lochmor and MV Claymore.
Ardrossan ferry terminal returns for operations following essential works
Ardrossan ferry terminal has been handed back to CalMac following the completion of a programme of essential repair and maintenance works
Public engagement events announced for Ardrossan Harbour Redevelopment
We are inviting members of the public to attend two engagement events about the redevelopment of Ardrossan Harbour
Names for two new Northern Isles Vessels chosen by public vote
Following a public vote, we announce the names of the two new freight-flex vessels that will serve Scotland’s Northern Isles routes.
Cumbrae Slipway Reconstruction Newsletter: Issue 1
Welcome to the first edition of the Cumbrae Slipway Reconstruction Project Newsletter. This newsletter is part of our commitment to keeping island residents, ferry users, local businesses and other stakeholders informed as work progresses.
Islay Vessel Enabling Works wins two Scottish Civil Engineering Awards
CMAL’s New Islay Vessel Enabling Works project has won two prestigious honours at the Scottish Civil Engineering Awards 2026.
Public invited to name the new Northern Isles Freight Vessels
We’re calling for the public’s help to name the two new freight-flex vessels being built for Scotland’s Northern Isles.