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Friday, 3rd September 2010

Ferry stops off for an overhaul

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Published Date: 02 March 2010
A NEW ferry contract has sailed into a South Tyneside yard.
Pride of Calais, owned by P&O Ferries, is at the A&P Tyne yard, Hebburn, for general repairs and a technical overhaul.

A yard spokesman said: "This 1987-built roll-on, roll-off ferry, which trades between Dover and Calais, is in for annual dry-docking refit over a 12-day period, including hull survey and hull and superstructure surface preparation and painting."

Additional works on the ferry will include shipside valve survey, life-saving appliance surveys and ships' tanks survey.

Last week, Quentin Davies MP, Minister for Defence Equipment and Support, visited A&P Tyne, to officially launch building work on HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of two Royal Navy aircraft carriers.

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  • Last Updated: 02 March 2010 2:06 PM
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  • Location: South Shields
 
 
 


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