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Wednesday’s ferry sailings may be cancelled

NorthLink passenger ferry Hjaltland berthing at Holmsgarth. Photo: Shetland News

NORTHLINK is warning passengers that all of Wednesday’s passenger and freight sailings are under review with a high probability of cancellation.

Serco NorthLink Ferries said an update will be provided on Tuesday.

Meanwhile the northbound Hjaltland is due to leave Aberdeen an hour early (4pm) on Tuesday.

Whilst Shetland is set to enjoy some periods of calm autumn weather today (Monday), the wind is due to pick up Tuesday night and through Wednesday.

The latest weather forecasts can be found here.

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