UK Government Commits £3M to Scotland-France Ferry Link
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- •The UK Government announced a £3 million financial commitment on March 19, 2026.
- •The funding is intended to support the establishment of a ferry service connecting Scotland and France.
- •The ferry link is expected to facilitate trade and tourism by providing a direct maritime route.
- •Improved transport links could reduce travel times between Scotland and France.
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- ▸UK Government provides full funding and regulatory support The ferry link is successfully launched, increasing trade and tourism between Scotland and France.
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