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Sandbanks Ferry Company employees have nominated Dorset Mind as their next annual charitypartner. Dorset Mind, a local charity in Dorset, raises awareness of and challenges the stigma and inequalityof mental health, and encourages recovery from it by empowering people to develop resilience.Sandbanks Ferry is partnering with Dorset Mind for Christmas 2020 and throughout 2021 to […]

The Sandbanks Ferry Company has submitted a revised toll increase proposal to the Planning Inspectorate followinglast minute feedback from local Councils.Following the submission of a toll increase application by the Ferry Company in February of this year, a consortiumof local Councils – Dorset, BCP and Swanage Town – submitted a counter-proposal in November, to which

The Sandbanks Ferry Company (SFC) is today announcing a new commitment to reducingthe ferry’s future carbon emissions in light of the Government’s target to get greenhouse gasemissions to net zero by 2050.As SFC makes plans to safeguard the future of the ferry service between Sandbanks andStudland for future generations of passengers, it is also now

We are pleased to announcethat we will be maintaining the service throughout the national COVID-19 lockdown announced by the Government on 31st October.From Thursday 5th November to Wednesday 2nd December the ferry will continue to operate services every 20 minutes starting at 7.00am from Sandbanks. However, in anticipation of extremely low passenger numbers at night,

Revised policy on vehicle window opening when on board. Following feedback from customers travelling in the heat today, from now on we will be allowing vehicle passengers to open the driver side windows when they are on board the ferry. This will allow for ventilation while continuing to support social distancing between passengers in vehicles.

Sandbanks Ferry announces return to service following lockdown. The Sandbanks chain ferry is scheduled to resume service on Wednesday 17 June. The service is planned to commence at 07:00 hours from Sandbanks, with 3 crossings per hour in each direction as usual until 23:10 hours from Studland. The Government-directed ‘lockdown’ in response to the coronavirus

In light of the current COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak, it’s more important than ever that we all acknowledge our part to play in keeping our communities safe and well. At the Sandbanks Ferry Company, we’re committed to minimising the risk of infection for both staff and passengers. We’ve already implemented enhanced hygiene processes throughout our teams,

Sandbanks Ferry Ticket Card (SFTC) is launching ON Tuesday 4th February 2020 The new Sandbanks Ferry Ticket Card (SFTC) will be launching on Tuesday 4th February 2020. This will be the new way to buy books of tickets, which will be called PASSES. Passengers will still be able to pay by cash at the Toll

We are pleased to announce that we can now take payments for credit and debit cards at the toll boxes on the Studland side of the crossing and at the Northaven box (the blue hut on the Poole side).

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