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The Trust was very sad to learn today of the passing of William (Billy) Farquhar. Billy was employed by Scrabster Harbour Trust as a general worker and coxswain of the harbour launch / pilot vessel from 1995 to 2006. He dedicated almost four decades of service to the local maritime industry and joined the Thurso Lifeboat in 1969. On his first […]
The total number of boxes landed during the week was 8,804 from 24 vessels, of which 6,064 were consigned from 13 vessels. There were 2,740 boxes through the market from 11 vessels. The following vessels berthed during the week: 10/10/2015 The tanker “Vadero Highlander” arrived in port from Immingham to discharge oil products. She sailed on […]
Scrabster Harbour (Scrabster) celebrates a successful first six months of the 2015 financial year whilst looking forward to its 175th anniversary in 2016. The harbour, which is Scotland’s most northerly mainland commercial port caters for a range of sectors including oil and gas, renewables, cruise and ferries, cargo and fishing. Scrabster Harbour Trust, which operates […]
The total number of boxes landed during the week was 4,568 from 15 vessels, of which 1,304 were consigned from 3 vessels. There were 3,264 boxes through the market from 12 vessels. Among other vessel arrivals during the week were: 04/10/2015 The “Vadero Highlander” arrived in Port from Leith to discharge oil cargo. 05/10/2015 The […]
The Trust held its Annual General Meeting on Friday 2nd October 2015. The Meeting endorsed the re-appointment of Tom Pottinger and appointment of William Thomson as board members. The 2014-15 financial statements and annual report are now available as downloads. Both documents can be accessed via Downloads part of the About Us section of the […]
Fishing: The total number of boxes landed during the week was 6,300 from 13 vessels, of which 3,320 were consigned from 5 vessels which includes one Faroese landing of 660 boxes. There were 2,980 boxes through the market from 8 vessels. Other Vessel arrivals included 25/09/2015 The “Normand Aurora” arrived in Port from Aberdeen to […]
Scotland’s most northerly mainland commercial port, Scrabster Harbour, has said bon voyage to its last scheduled cruise ship of the 2015 season. The harbour, which is a multi-purpose port based in Caithness, welcomed six cruise ships throughout the summer bringing in passenger numbers of more than 3,200 to the area. Amadea, a 29,008 tonne cruise […]
Scotland’s most northerly mainland commercial port, Scrabster Harbour, has seen more than a 100% increase in its oil and gas vessel tonnage, boosting traffic levels by 52%. The harbour, which is a multi-purpose port based in Caithness, has seen an increase in vessel arrivals for the first quarter, compared to figures in 2014. Its oil […]
