Blue Planet Ibiza
28 September 2007
The seas round Ibiza will soon be full of David Attenborough wannabees all thanks to local ferry company Balearia.

The Seven Sisters to dry dock at Gdansk in October
28 September 2007
The twelve month warranty from Spanish naval boatyard Barreras expires at the end of October and the Seven Sisters is due for a major technical overhaul.

Crackdown on stowaways nets 150 migrants a night
27 September 2007
Roit police launched a crackdown last night on migrants in Cherbourg - which has become the front line in Britain's war on illegal immigration.

New procedures after ferry crash
27 September 2007
New safety procedures have been ordered following a collision between a ferry carrying 274 passengers and a cargo vessel on the River Mersey.

Cross-channel rivals square up
25 September 2007
A spat has developed between the bosses of two rival ferry companies over a subsidy provided for one route.

Stowaway found on ferry from Germany seeks asylum
24 September 2007
A stowaway was discovered aboard a ferry from Germany in Helsinki's West Harbour early on Friday morning.

Eurostar smashes speed record on Brussels trip
20 September 2007
Eurostar has set a new speed record with its inaugural St Pancras-Brussels service reaching the Belgian city in well under two hours.

CalMac ferry contract confirmed
20 September 2007
Ministers have confirmed that ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne has been awarded the contract to run the Clyde and Hebrides services.

New drive for Sunday ferry service to Lewis
19 September 2007
A NEW campaign is being mounted to press Caledonian MacBrayne, the ferry operator, to introduce a seven-day service to Lewis, The Scotsman has learned.

Oscar Wilde' joins Irish Ferries fleet
14 September 2007
IRISH Ferries has just taken delivery of its new ?45m Ireland/France cruise ferry, Oscar Wilde.

New Color Line cruise-ferry set to sail
11 September 2007
Oslo-based Color Line has taken delivery of a new cruise ferry that will start running between Oslo and Kiel, Germany next week.

Dublin Port reports 17% jump in ferry passengers
10 September 2007
Dublin Ferry Port has reported a significant jump in the number of tourists using the ferry as a means of travel.

Norfolkline Freight vessel is 'ok'
10 September 2007
Cross channel freight operator Norfolkline has moved swiftly to reassure hauliers that there are no problems over its vessels' safety after it locked the bow doors on one of its ferries.

Fears over Port Alert
06 September 2007
Poole could become a hotspot for illegal immigrants entering the country, it is feared.

Anger at port's live animal exports
05 September 2007
Animal welfare campaigners are planning to protest outside a Suffolk port tonight after learning it will be shipping livestock to mainland Europe.

RECORD SET ON THE UK'S FIRST HIGH SPEED LINE INTO EUROSTAR'S NEW LONDON TERMINAL AT ST PANCRAS INTERNATIONAL
04 September 2007
High Speed 1, the UK's first high speed railway line, today gave Eurostar, the high-speed train operator that links the UK with the Continent, the opportunity to achieve the fastest ever journey time between the French and British capitals, with a record-breaking run of just 2 hours and 3 minutes.

Stena's £1.4bn ferry investment
04 September 2007
Ferry operator Stena Line says road congestion and rising fuel prices are behind its decision to invest £1.

NorthLink seeks worthy causes
04 September 2007
NorthLink Ferries is now seeking applications for £50,000 of free travel and discounted fares as part of its annual sponsorship for islanders.