End of the line for SpeedFerries

High speed operator wound up as administrators fail to find buyer.

Published Wednesday 30 November 2016 - 15:29 Modified Wednesday 30 November 2016 - 15:29

FERRY operator SpeedFerries has been closed after administrators failed to find a buyer.

Administrators Ernst & Young said that all operations between Dover and Boulogne would cease and said customers with pre-booked tickets should seek alternative travel arrangements.

Norfolklines and LD Lines are both offering discounts to travellers with pre-booked SpeedFerries tickets.

For more details on your rights as a traveller who has bought tickets see the December Connexion – coming to subscribers and then newsagents over the coming week.

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