Hovertravel Services Suspended Due To Adverse Weather

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Saturday, 30 January 2021 10:57

By Adam Richardson @adamrichradio

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Hovertravel services between Ryde and Southsea are suspended this morning due to adverse weather (Saturday).

The operator said that it’s next review or the situation will be at 1.15pm.

 

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