Brittany ferries
- 26 September 2012 11:26193085noted the press release on the front page and wondered if the striking crew are in the same union as the new "sea france" operation out of dover as this article doesn't say.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-19712430 - 26 September 2012 14:26193107They probably are..but one hopes that the staff on MFL, the new Seafrance operation, have learnt their lesson. That ferry company was crippled by losses following strike action from the militant unions but nevertheless staff were shocked when Seafrance closed. Brittany Ferries are losing money too in similar vein..perhaps lessons have not been taken on board in the wider union.
There are Brittany Ferry staff staying in the hotel opposite me..presumably here to help with the tie up between themselves and DFDS as per our frontpage item.email: dover7@msn.com - 26 September 2012 19:10193156Good information on the front page about this, pleased to see DFDS taking on Brittany Ferry passengers who already had bookings
Turbulent night last night despite our great front page pic of fluffy clouds and rainbow
didn't sleep a wink 
The weird new cloud, MrB, is called Undulatus Asperatus or Agitated Wave, it is hoped it will be added to the international cloud atlas. - 27 September 2012 07:52193189Undulatus Asperatus..well I never. Glad I know that now. Will have trouble remembering it however.. I now live in hope of seeing this Undulatus Asperatus as I take it thats not it on the frontpage...once seen twill make my existence maximus completus..
Yes good to see DFDS taking the passengers. As I remember they did lease the Brittany Ferries vessel for the run to Calais so they seem to have a tie-up...whats it called..ermmm... Deal Seaways thats it!
And here we are...
email: dover7@msn.com
