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Following the series of strikes which has been disrupting services from Brittany Ferries to and from France and Spain, meetings with union officials have taken place, however, the latest proposal has been rejected. Therefore as no agreement has been reached services remain suspended, except the Poole-Cherbourg passenger service, which is operated on Brittany Ferries' behalf by Condor Ferries. In the meantime the company have had to cancel sailings to and from France and Spain.
Freight customers with bookings on affected departures are being contacted directly by the Company and being advised to seek alternative means of transporting their vehicles across the Channel.
The following sailing have been cancelled
Friday 28th: all sailings
Saturday 29th: all sailings
Sunday 30th: all sailings
Monday 1st: all sailings
Tuesday 2nd: 08:15 Portsmouth to Caen
Tuesday 2nd: 14:45 Portsmouth to Caen
Tuesday 2nd: 08:30 Caen to Portsmouth
Tuesday 2nd: 10:30 St Malo to Portsmouth
Tuesday 2nd: 10:30 Bilbao to Portsmouth
Source: www.brittanyferries.com
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