Passengers due to sail across the Channel with Brittany Ferries this week are being forced to make alternative plans after the company 'tied up' its entire fleet to prevent further wildcat strikes ...

So Brittany Ferries moved upmarket and started sailing purpose-built ships on a wider range of western Channel routes. Produce north, tourists south was the business plan. The company concedes ...

Brittany Ferries said the action had cost it millions of pounds More talks are being held between Brittany Ferries and striking staff who have brought sailings between south and south-west England ...