We Demand Better
Community Led
The Solent Transport User Group is Community Interest Company. We are an independent organisation advocating for improved cross-Solent ferry services.
The Beginning
We came together in response to Wightlink’s failure to reinstate a full and reliable foot passenger service following the lockdown. We established a Facebook group to gauge public interest which has grown to more than a thousand members in just 2 months.
Join Us
We promise to work with the ferry companies and others on your behalf to get us all a better deal for this absolutely essential service link to the mainland.
We are marooned without it!”
Solent Transport User Group’s Purpose
The company’s main purpose is to improve transport across the Solent, especially for people on the Isle of Wight and people with special needs (patients, students, disabled people).
It plans to do this by engagement, negotiation, sharing information, and raising awareness
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Wightlink services between the Isle of Wight and the mainland have been disrupted today (Friday), with delays...
Red Funnel has cancelled a total of 18 hi-speed sailings to and from the Isle of Wight...
Wightlink has been forced to suspend its Fishbourne-Portsmouth car ferry service following a berthing collision earlier this...
A ferry has crashed into a ferry port, leaving passengers temporarily stranded on board and causing services...
Joe Robertson has criticised the Government’s decision to cancel the Islands Forum and Connectivity Project, calling the...
Richard Quigley MP used his question at Prime Minister’s Questions today (Wednesday) to raise growing local concerns...
This letter was sent to the Minister for Industry to raise serious concerns about the UK Emissions...
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, if he will make an...
More than 35 businesses across the Isle of Wight have signed a joint letter warning that Government...