A NorthLink ferry arrives at Lerwick, Shetland. CRSC members now have the chance to win free tickets for a return sailing to Orkney or Shetland. Photo courtesy of Lerwick Port Authority
CRSC is holding a Special Prize Draw for a free return trip to Orkney or Shetland.
At our January meeting Stuart Garrett, Managing Director of Serco NorthLink Ferries, kindly donated a voucher for free return travel on any of his company’s services to the North Isles during 2019, for a car and two passengers.
Club members are now invited take part in a raffle for the voucher — worth nearly £400.
Recognising that not all members will be able to accept or utilise such a gift, CRSC’s management committee has decided that any member wishing to be included in the free raffle must OPT INTO the draw.
NorthLink ferry Hamnavoe passes the Old Man of Hoy on 29 August 2018. Copyright photo by Mark Nicolson
Paid-up members who are interested in taking part should contact Membership Secretary Stuart Craig by email or telephone.
The draw will be made at the Club’s AGM on Wednesday 17 April at Jurys Inn, Glasgow. The winner will be announced then and on our website.
Contact details for Stuart Craig are as follows:
Email either: info@crsc.org.uk
or
stuart.craig43@ntlworld.com
Telephone: 0141 636 1060 (you can leave a message)
Please note that CRSC is not acting as an agent for Serco NorthLink Ferries, so any travel information enquiries and booking arrangements should be made direct with NorthLink.
Likewise, it will be down to the winner of the voucher to make all necessary accommodation reservations on their own behalf.
The chance to take part in such a raffle is just one of the many exclusive benefits of CRSC membership.
Not yet a CRSC member? Join here for £10.
NorthLink’s Hamnavoe leaves the Orkney port of Stromness on her way to the Scottish mainland. The winner of the free CRSC raffle will have the opportunity to take a car and a partner/friend for a return crossing on this or any other NorthLink ship. Copyright photo by Mark Nicolson
Published on 8 March 2019