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The Ground Investigation works for the proposed new ferry terminal at Port Ellen have been completed successfully
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We are pleased to announce an upcoming face-to-face drop-in session for the Mallaig-Lochboisdale New Vessel project
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Enabling works are required at Kennacraig in preparation for the…
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CMAL is hosting two public engagement sessions…
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The full response given to the BBC ahead of the story published
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King’s Counsel report is now available to read in full
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Updates on Colonsay, Kennacraig and Port Askaig ferry terminals
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Minister for Transport Fiona Hyslop was in Tarbert (Harris) yesterday to officially open the multi million-pound Tarbert ferry terminal project, led by Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL). Ms. H
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Two new CMAL ferries being built for the Little Minch routes have met milestones.
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The Ground Investigation works for the proposed new ferry terminal at Port Ellen have been completed successfully
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The sister vessel to MV Glen Sannox will be named MV Glen Rosa following a landslide win in a public vote Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) has announced that the vessel currently known as Hul
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We are hosting a series of in-person public engagement events
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We need your help to name Hull 802
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CMAL has built a new shelter facility at Tiree
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A programme of ground investigation work is set to begin
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🍃 Islay Donation 🌳 We’ve donated £2000 to @FotSIslay to support their Gardening and Maintenance Event—replanting flowers, clearing overgrowth, weeding, grass cutting and maintenance—he
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🌊 Together with @cemreshipyard, we have donated £3500 to @sailtr_shetland to help inspire confidence and a sense of adventure in young people through their exciting sail training experiences o
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🧬 Inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers! 🧫 We’re supporting the Isle of Barra & Vatersay Science Festival with a donation of £1000, providing kids with fun, fre
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CMAL’s Principal Contractor George Leslie will be returning in early June to complete the demolition and removal of the remaining underwater concrete structures and debris on the seabed. The work will
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Key milestones reached for four new vessels