Dover ferry service scrapped
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by Graham Tutthill
The ferry service between Dover and Dieppe is
being scrapped.
LD Lines introduced the service in February,
using its traditional ferry Cote d’Albatre. But the company said
that it had not attracted sufficient traffic to make it
commercially viable, and the service will end on Monday.
It was the first time that Dover had been
linked with Dieppe.
The ferry, which took four hours to make the
crossing, made one return trip every night. It will continue to
make two round trips to Boulogne every day. LD Lines also operates
a fast ferry, the seacat Norman Arrow, on the Boulogne route,
making four round trips a day.
Saturday, June 27 2009
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