17/12/2025
Wishing our Customers Staff and Families a Happy Christmas and a safe healthy NewYear. I would also like to thank all the staff, family and friends that are assisting to get GTi business back on track. The last few years have been challenging to say the least and sadly this Year Jennifer Gillies GTi2 passed away after living with cancer for a number of years. Jennifer (RIP) was an amazing partner in business, life and Love over the years. I miss Jennifer and her beautiful wonderful creative ways more each day. She loved this time of year thanking people and doing the Santa runs. We started trading GTi in early 2007. The name and fantastic vehicle livery design was Jennifer's. Unfortunately with the Scottish Government owned ferry fiasco shambles service we had to sell the lorry. So we had to diversify to survive over the years changing focus and adapting as and when we could. We could not break the transport Monoply on the ferry and even this month we get a further Government kicking as they are going to compensate some businesses affected by their ferry failings but not GTi, a company clearly damaged over the years trying to supply a service on Standby! We are not resilient or important enough for MSP Jenni Minto MBE. We are hoping to be on BBC news shortly to cover this in more detail as once again a local is left high and dry by a damaging divisive political policy to help some and not all that are affected by their incompetence. It was myself that was the main campaigner in Scotland that changed the 5 metres to 6 metres vans when Alex Salmond (RIP) Was First Minister. Once again thank you for your continued custom and support and we look forward to serving local, national and internationally where possible in 2026 and beyond. Slàinte GTi1. Donald Gillies
