Now supported by 1,342 ferry users, and with increasing activity, it was time to add greater functionality to our website and make it easier for everyone to navigate.
Under the ’HAVE YOUR SAY’ tab, above, we have launched a new questionnaire to enable you to report your own experiences of travelling on the ferry. As previously, this data will be collated and used to demonstrate ongoing deficiencies as well as any improvements.
Due to adverse weather forecast, service will be liable to disruption or cancellation at short notice.
We will be taking timber and livestock on the 08:20 sailing, and there after it will be reviewed on a sailing by sailing basis.
Reason: weather conditions
Supplementary Info
Supplementary information
Last Updated:
23 Oct 2021 08:14
From the 23rd October
Customers are reminded that from 23rd October 2021 until 19th March 2022, the last sailing from Brodick on a Saturday is 16:40.Travel Information
Scotland has now moved beyond Level 0 of Scottish Government COVI
D-19 protection measures.
If you plan to travel, we look forward to welcoming you. COVI
D-19 guidance remains in place:?
Plan ahead - Where possible, book your vehicle prior to travel (foot passenger booking is also recommended, however not mandatory)
Stay Safe.?Follow our safer travel guidance.?On public transport, you must by law wear face covering, unless you are exempt. Safer Travel with CalMac
Payment Information - Contactless payment is quick and easy. If you’re travelling with us, please do so using a contactless payment method. We accept MasterCard, Visa, Apple, Google or Samsung Pay. If you need assistance, please speak with a member of staff.
Food and Drink - Find out what will be available on this route here
57,048 Visitor Engagements
Our site is being viewed by people around the world, and we’ve listed our most popular activities below:
Graeme Day MSP, the recently appointed Transport Minister, visited Arran today. Some of the island’s more senior citizens gathered, hoping to convey their dissatisfaction with our lifeline ferry service.
The current state of our lifeline ferry service shows it is not fit for purpose in terms of reliability, resilience and infrastructure. The Arran Ferry Action Group is a new and fully representative lobbying group, set up to represent Arran interests in demanding service improvements and accountability in future investment decisions.
Contact Us
Arran Ferry Action Group
Thistledo Shore Road Brodick Isle of Arran KA27 8AJ Scotland United Kingdom
The Arran Ferry Action Group General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) policy is the responsibility of the Data Protection Lead as appointed by theArran Ferry Action Group committee.
Personal information means any information that relates to an individual that may be used either directly or indirectly to identify them.
The Arran Ferry Action Group GDPR policy statement describing how Arran Ferry Action Groupprotects personal information is published on the Arran Ferry Action Group website.
There are two types of information that Arran Ferry Action Group may store about individuals that it is in contact with.
Arran Ferry Action Group
Stores general contact information if provided by individuals including: name, email address and telephone number
Stores additional personal information if provided by individuals including: address, email address, occupation
Storage of Contact and Personal Information
General contact information provided by individuals is used to communicate with them about Arran Ferry Action Group activities.
A person’s name, address, date of birth, gender, and email address may be collected by Arran Ferry Action Group to undertake Arran Ferry Action Group activities. These activities include sending newsletter updates, moderating forums etc.
This personal information may be stored either electronically or on paper.
Arran Ferry Action Group will only keep contact or personal information while the individual is a supporter of Arran Ferry Action Group or as long as necessary to provide services or support requested by the individual.
The only people that may have access to personal information are the committee members of Arran Ferry Action Group or individuals appointed by the Arran Ferry Action Group committee to support the Arran Ferry Action Group activities.
No personal information is passed on to any other individuals or organisations unless:
at the request of the individual
we are legally required to
to preserve the health and safety of any individual
Arran Ferry Action Group makes use of cloud storage services which includes an email service.
If an individual has emailed this information to Arran Ferry Action Group it will be stored on servers outside of Arran Ferry Action Group control and therefore its responsibility.
Any information stored electronically will be secured by password protection or by restricted physical access to the storage device.
Any information stored on paper will be protected by restricted physical access.
Data Breach
If a data breach means that any contact or personal information has been passed to others without consent, the individual and the Arran Ferry Action Group Data Protection Lead will be informed. The Arran Ferry Action Group Data Protection Lead will determine what further action may be required. Individuals whose data has been compromised will be informed.
Email Groups
Group emails will not reveal an individual’s email address to other members of the email group unless with the individual’s permission or the email address is already known to the other group members.
Photographs
If photographs are taken at Arran Ferry Action Group events or if the Arran Ferry Action Group wishes to use an individual’s image for publicity and marketing, including on social media, then prior consent will be obtained from the individual. Photographic images will be kept for as long as the individual is a supporter of Arran Ferry Action Group and the images may continue to be used in future publicity activities. The Arran Ferry Action Group will delete and stop using an individual’s image if a request is made by the individual.
Website Information
The Arran Ferry Action Group uses several products to analyse traffic to its website in order to understand our visitor’s needs and to continually improve the site for them. The Arran Ferry Action Group only collects anonymous, aggregate statistics.
Consent
If an individual joins the Arran Ferry Action Group mailing list, the Arran Ferry Action Group forum, or one of the Arran Ferry Action Group social media groups or provides contact or personal information to us then Arran Ferry Action Group assumes that the individual consents to the storage, as described in this policy, of the information that they have provided.
If an individual requests to see their contact or personal information held by the Arran Ferry Action Group it will be provided.
Arran Ferry Action Group will destroy contact or personal information about an individual if requested by them but this might mean that we can no longer provide certain services to them.
Arran Ferry Action Group will update any contact or personal information that we know to be incorrect.
We may change this policy from time to time. If we change our Privacy Policy we will publish those changes on this page.
If you have any questions or concerns about our collection, use or disclosure of your personal information, please get in touch to discuss further.
