DELAYS are expected until 7pm on ScotRail services in the Central Belt after a signalling fault near Edinburgh.
The fault was found between Linlithgow and Edinburgh Park, resulting in disruption to the network.
Services between Edinburgh and Glasgow Queen Street via Falkirk High will be reduced to a half-hourly service departing Edinburgh at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour and Glasgow Queen Street on the hour and the half hour. All services will call at Croy, Falkirk High, Linlithgow, Polmont and Haymarket.
Services between Edinburgh and Dunblane will be reduced to hourly departing Edinburgh at 3 minutes past the hour and departing Dunblane at 28 minutes past the hour.
Elsewhere, a blockage on the line between Brora and Helmsdale is disrupting services between Inverness and Wick/Thurso.
Tomorrow morning, services between Inverness and Aberdeen / Wick / Kyle of Lochalsh, as well as Glasgow and Fort William / Mallaig will be suspended due to Storm Caroline.
For more information visit ScotRail’s website.
⚠️ #StormCaroline. Here’s our Head of Integrated Control, Mark Ilderton, with an update on our plans to deal with tomorrow’s storm. pic.twitter.com/7BbWYq5Puo
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) December 6, 2017
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