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For decades, the ferry connecting Portholme to the mainland ran only twice daily, forcing islanders to plan errands around its schedule. Last year, the operator introduced a third crossing and extended evening service until 9 p.m., citing steady growth in commuter demand. The change has proven popular: ridership rose by nearly a third within six months, and local shops near the terminal report longer opening hours to catch passengers. However, the extra crossing has not been extended to winter months, when storms make the additional trip unsafe. Fuel costs have also risen, prompting the operator to raise fares by a modest amount, a move some islanders accepted as fair given the improved service.