Bristol Ferry Boats is expanding to an "unserved part of the city" in a trial that could be taken forward if it proves popular. The new stop in East Bristol will be trialled for one day in June, but could become more frequent if successful.
The iconic yellow boats currently operate a daily waterbus service serving seven landing stages within the Bristol Floating Harbour, on a timetabled schedule. On Sunday, June 4 it will also be adding Netham Lock to its route - ideal for passengers in St Anne's and Brislington as well as Barton Hill.
It said the use of Netham Lock is an "excellent stop for the residents of St Anne’s but also for the artistic residence of St Anne’s House a seven-minute walk away". The trial has been timed to coincide with the St Anne’s House Open Weekend.
