Monday’s public holiday for Easter will mean a reduced service on Shetland’s inter-island ferry service.
The three routes which normally operate two vessels – Yell Sound, Bluemull Sound and Whalsay – will only have a single ferry running.
The SIC ferry department added that there would be no Skerries service on Monday.
Timetable details are available at: www.shetland.gov.uk/ferries/timetable.asp
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