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Forum: Venues (Foreign)
6 Aug 2026
@ 3:50pm
@ 3:50pm
In reply to Post #58
Entry/Exit System (EES)
Summer 2026 update: There will be no EES biometric capture at LeShuttle terminals in Folkestone or Calais during the summer holiday period. Customers can continue to travel through our terminals as normal.
What is the Entry/Exit System (EES)?
The Entry/Exit System (EES) is a new EU regulation that records the biometric data (fingerprints and facial image) along with border crossing details of non-EU nationals entering or leaving the Schengen Area.
When does it start?
The Entry/Exit System (EES) is overseen directly at the border by PAF (Police aux Frontières – the French border police) and is being introduced in phases, starting from 12th October. At LeShuttle, we are fully prepared for the implementation of EES. All the required infrastructure, our systems, our kiosks, as well as staffing on our side, are in place and ready to operate as soon as we receive the go ahead from the French authorities. We are currently awaiting confirmation from the French authorities of the date for the technical availability of their central system before this can be fully launched.
Who does it apply to?
Non-EU nationals, including British nationals travelling on short stays (up to 90 days within a 180 day period). EES has no impact on other travellers (details can be found here).
How will it work?
When arriving at an EU border, applicable travellers will have their fingerprints and facial image scanned, in addition to the usual passport checks.
How can I find out more?
More information can be on the official EES website.
Entry/Exit System (EES)
Summer 2026 update: There will be no EES biometric capture at LeShuttle terminals in Folkestone or Calais during the summer holiday period. Customers can continue to travel through our terminals as normal.
What is the Entry/Exit System (EES)?
The Entry/Exit System (EES) is a new EU regulation that records the biometric data (fingerprints and facial image) along with border crossing details of non-EU nationals entering or leaving the Schengen Area.
When does it start?
The Entry/Exit System (EES) is overseen directly at the border by PAF (Police aux Frontières – the French border police) and is being introduced in phases, starting from 12th October. At LeShuttle, we are fully prepared for the implementation of EES. All the required infrastructure, our systems, our kiosks, as well as staffing on our side, are in place and ready to operate as soon as we receive the go ahead from the French authorities. We are currently awaiting confirmation from the French authorities of the date for the technical availability of their central system before this can be fully launched.
Who does it apply to?
Non-EU nationals, including British nationals travelling on short stays (up to 90 days within a 180 day period). EES has no impact on other travellers (details can be found here).
How will it work?
When arriving at an EU border, applicable travellers will have their fingerprints and facial image scanned, in addition to the usual passport checks.
How can I find out more?
More information can be on the official EES website.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
1 Aug 2026
@ 12:24pm
@ 12:24pm
In reply to Post #56
Didn't think the EES had been implemented at the Shuttle.
Didn't think the EES had been implemented at the Shuttle.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
25 May 2026
@ 4:12pm
@ 4:12pm
In reply to Post #47
According to Tunnel website its been delayed enforcing it.

According to Tunnel website its been delayed enforcing it.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
28 Oct 2025
@ 12:42pm
@ 12:42pm
In reply to Post #1
Just got back from France, nothing different happening at Eurotunnel.
Just got back from France, nothing different happening at Eurotunnel.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: The Aquarium Fishery
5 Aug 2025
@ 3:35pm
@ 3:35pm
In reply to Post #34
Just got back,
Swim 1/2 - Blanked
Swim 3 - Blanked
Swim 4 - 1 x 40lb common
Swim 5 - 4 x 20s to 27lb
Swim 6 - Not fished
Swim 7 - 3 fish to 44lb
Swim 8 - Not fished
Swim 9/10 - 4 fish to 47lb
Swim 11 - Blanked
Swim 12 - 3 x 20s
15 fish in total.
Just got back,
Swim 1/2 - Blanked
Swim 3 - Blanked
Swim 4 - 1 x 40lb common
Swim 5 - 4 x 20s to 27lb
Swim 6 - Not fished
Swim 7 - 3 fish to 44lb
Swim 8 - Not fished
Swim 9/10 - 4 fish to 47lb
Swim 11 - Blanked
Swim 12 - 3 x 20s
15 fish in total.
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: 3 Isles
26 Jun 2025
@ 11:50am
@ 11:50am
Anyone been to or going to 3 Isles this year and how's it fishing ?? Are the crayfish a problem still?
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: The Aquarium Fishery
11 Jun 2025
@ 9:14am
@ 9:14am
In reply to Post #32
How was it???

How was it???
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Essex carp Show 2025
23 Jan 2025
@ 12:16pm
@ 12:16pm
In reply to Post #29
May be a bit easier to get in as the market is not open on the same day this year

May be a bit easier to get in as the market is not open on the same day this year
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: Three Islands Lake
16 Oct 2024
@ 9:39am
@ 9:39am
In reply to Post #1
Is this the Carpesens 3 isles lake you're talking about??
Is this the Carpesens 3 isles lake you're talking about??
Forum: Venues (Foreign)
Thread: The Aquarium Fishery
12 Nov 2023
@ 10:08am
@ 10:08am
In reply to Post #7
New lake record came out when we were there , 67lb mirror

New lake record came out when we were there , 67lb mirror