Normal service to resume at Hovertravel

By a County Press reporter

Friday, October 12, 2012

 

HOVERTRAVEL was due to resume a two boat service to and from the Isle of Wight this afternoon (Thursday) following maintainance to one of its craft.

The company announced today that it was resuming the normal two boat service earlier than expected after the work was completed ahead of schedule.

The cross-Solent company had been expected to run a revised timetable until tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.

The two boat service was now expected to resume at 4.15pm, the company said today.

*The company announced ths morning (Friday) that it had resumed a revised timetable and cancelled the 7.30am and 8am crossings from Ryde and the 7.45am and 8.15am crossings from Southsea.

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by Sarah Parker

13th October 2012, at 12:47:49

As a regular hover commuter I am disgusted at what another commuter called this week a 'third world service.' We are continually affected by delayed or no service at all, at least one person in March lost their job because of continued lateness at work. This week, to get on the 8:15 (left about 8:23) we had to arrive by 7:45. Some missed onward travel connections, some then hit long traffic delays. Getting home was equally painful. Craft maintenance is understandable, a lack of contingency planning for this, bad weather, staff shortages etc is not.

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