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| CalMac have just announced that,subject to final inspections on the morning of Wednesday February 21,the MV Caledonian Isles ferry should be back in service on the Brodick to Ardrosssan route on Wednesday afternoon. The 95-metre,5,000 tonne ferry hit a harbour wall in Ardrossan the previous Tuesday,February14.  Red Quarry Road residents with the dangerous drop at the bottom of their gardens Last July the new 24-house development in Red Quarry Road,Corrie had a grand official opening. Continue reading New £4.2 million Corrie housing looks like ‘war zone’  Comments are closed  Arran Banner News Archive  Arran MSP,corrie,December,fence,Kenneth Gibson,Red Quarry Road,storm  MV Caledonain Isles in Ardrossan The MV Isle of Arran has taken over from the island’s regular ferry after the MV Caledonian Isles crashed into the pier in Ardrossan on Tuesday night,February 14 2012. Continue reading Replacement Arran ferry on route Comments are closed Arran Banner News Archive ardrossan,Arran ferry,crash,damage,MV Caledonian Isles,Mv Isle of Arran,pier  Ruari Gordon and Ian Gregson Arran’s Hoofed Lady Festival has taken a step forward,two of the organisers have revealed. Continue reading Best foot forward for Hoofed Lady Festival  Damaged ferry at Ardrossan Angry ferry passengers in Ardrossan and Brodick have been left stranded after a serious incident last night,Tuesday February 14 2012. Continue reading No Arran ferry after Caledonian Ises hits pier Comments are closed Arran Banner News Archive ardrossan,Arran ferry,CalMac,damage,MV Caledonian Isles,pier  Henk Berits,NTS commercial and marketing director,Euan Mitchell of Isle of Arran Distillery and Kate Sampson,NTS ranger Arran whisky drinkers have provided a generous donation to the National Trust for Scotland,which owns and cares for Goatfell. Continue reading Arran whisky donation to protect Goatfell
 Best performance in a youth play at the 2010 festival The 2012 Isle of Arran One-Act Drama Festival will be just two nights this year. Continue reading Two nights of drama at festival
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