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New Red Jet Timetable Ahead Of Cowes Week
By Oliver Dyer
Changes will come into effect from Friday (30) and will run to August 7.
From West Cowes, there will be frequent sailings between 06:15 and 23:35 Monday to Saturday, and between 07:35 and 22:15 on Sunday.
From Southampton, sailings will run between 05:35 and 22:55 Monday to Saturday, and between 06:55 and 21:35 on Sunday.
Fran Collins, Chief Executive of Red Funnel, said:
“We’re very excited to see Cowes Week return for 2021, with plenty for sailing enthusiasts and families to enjoy. Connecting visitors to the action is something that we look forward to every year and our teams are committed to making sure they have the best possible experience, which starts from the moment they arrive at the terminal.
Cowes Week 2021 is set to begin. EE HAS switched on its 5G network in Cowes ahead of the upcoming sailing regatta. More than 100,000 spectators enjoy the sailing and live entertainment at Cowes Week each year, and it is hoped the increased coverage and capacity of EE’s 5G network will enable customers to enjoy faster speeds and greater reliability at even the busiest times. The service is permanent, meaning local residents, businesses and visitors can benefit from an enhanced mobile experience all year round. Will Myles, managing director of Visit Isle of Wight, said: “This is fantastic news for Cowes as the town prepares to welcome thousands of visitors to watch the iconic regatta.