Fuel surcharges not our fault says Stena

At sea: Commercial hauliers and passenger-carrying vehicles are under pressure due to record oil prices

Ferry operator Stena Line has become the latest transport firm to introduce fuel surcharges to cope with record high oil prices.
The company is adding a £10 charge per car for each one-way trip and there will be an extra charge of £30 for coaches.
Stena Line, which last week opened its new £37 million Victoria Terminal in Belfast said the situation was "beyond its control".

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