New footage shows engineers onsite after part of north-east rail bridge collapsed
New footage shows engineers onsite today after the side wall of a bridge near Stonehaven gave way – close to the scene of the crash at Carmont last August.
New footage shows engineers onsite today after the side wall of a bridge near Stonehaven gave way – close to the scene of the crash at Carmont last August.
A number of train journeys have been cancelled after severe weather damaged an embankment between Laurencekirk and Stonehaven.
People who need to travel by train during lockdown are being urged to check journey planners as timetables are slashed.
The Scottish Greens have proposed a £22 billion rail plan which includes nationalising services and creating a tunnel under the Firth of Forth.
A call for answers has been made about a multi-million-pound promise to improve rail journey times.
A landslip may have been the catalyst for the Stonehaven rail crash, but it would be a mistake to assume this is an open-and-shut case.
I expect any day now to see a coronavirus graph showing that the fewer days to Christmas, the higher the level of public recklessness.
Trains from Aberdeen to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Montrose will be disrupted this afternoon due to heavy rain.
Labour has urged the Government to suspend peak rail fares and provide mass coronavirus testing for transport workers to avoid travel “chaos” and ensure families are “kept safe” during the festive period.
Commuters are facing delays this morning due to a signalling fault in Dundee.
The consumption of alcohol on trains and in stations will be banned from Monday, ScotRail has said.
Caledonian Sleeper services from Aberdeen have been cancelled until December 6, the rail operator has announced.
Thousands of train passengers complained about ticketing and refunds following the coronavirus outbreak, new figures show.
Train operators are making it harder for passengers to buy cheaper Advance tickets by failing to alert them to short notice timetable changes, a regulator has warned.
Trains returned to a north-east town for the first time in more than 50 years this morning.
Commuters travelling by train between Inverness and Aberdeen face delays of up to half an hour this morning.
Trains in the north and north-east of Scotland are facing significant disruption due to the adverse weather conditions, with a section of track in Aberdeenshire found to be flooded and an Inverness to London train cancelled.
ScotRail has announced alterations to its journey schedule in the north and east of Scotland today due to expected bad weather in the area.
Rail services between Aberdeen and Stonehaven have been cancelled due to a broken down train.
A new shuttle train service between Aberdeen and Stonehaven has been introduced today.
The train derailment that killed three people last week occurred after almost three-quarters of Aberdeenshire’s monthly rain fell in just four hours, investigators have revealed.
The family of the train conductor who died in the Stonehaven train tragedy tonight said "there will always be a missing piece in our hearts."
The train driver and conductor killed in yesterday's Stonehaven train derailment have been named as Brett McCullough and Donald Dinnie.
Three people, including the driver and a conductor, have died today after a ScotRail Inter7City train derailed near Stonehaven.
Two iconic high-speed trains have adopted face coverings to remind commuters to wear them on-board.
A person has died after being hit by a train in a north-east village.
Rail passengers heading to and from Aberdeen are facing delays this morning.
New guidance for transport passengers and operators in Scotland has been produced ahead of the easing of lockdown restrictions.
North-east commuters have been urged to cover their face while travelling by train.
Train services from Aberdeen will be greatly reduced due to concerns about coronavirus.