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Changes to ferry timetable

SUNDAY’s southbound sailing of the Hrossey has been brought forward by four hours to 3pm, as further gales are forcing Serco NorthLink to make changes to its timetable.

The company said that check-in is closing at 2.30pm, half an hour prior to sailing.

The passenger ferry is expected to arrive in Aberdeen at 7am on Monday, as scheduled.

Meanwhile, the company is already warning that Monday night’s southbound sailing is likely to be affected in a similar way.

There is a possibility that the Hjaltland will be sailing two hours earlier at 5pm and only arriving in Aberdeen at around lunchtime on Tuesday.

An update will follow on Monday morning.

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