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Cancellations and delays on trains between Aberdeen, Inverurie and Inverness to continue into weekend

Flooding has left silt dumped on one of the tracks near Dyce.

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Network Rail Scotland said it is grappling with flooding again between Inverurie and Dyce. Image: Network Rail Scotland/X

Trains between Aberdeen, Inverurie and Inverness will be subject to delays and cancellations for the rest of the working week.

Services are disrupted ‘until Saturday at least’ after silt and debris were washed over the retaining wall and onto the track near Dyce on Tuesday.

This led to trains being cancelled yesterday for safety reasons.

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Trains through Inverurie are being disrupted, delayed or suspended. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DC Thomson

Today ScotRail services are only able to use one line, meaning Inverurie to Montrose services start or terminate in Aberdeen.

Trains between Aberdeen and Inverness are subject to delay, and services between Aberdeen and Inverurie are either delayed or cancelled.

Replacement buses are in operation between Aberdeen and Inverurie.

Network Rail Scotland shared on X today: “We’re dealing with flooding again at Kirkton of Kinellar, between Dyce and Inverurie.

“One track is closed, and we’re using the adjacent track to run trains at a reduced speed in both directions, one at a time.

“Water from the surrounding area has been flooding onto the railway since Dec 28 and we’ve been working around the clock to keep rails clear of the silt and debris that’s being washed onto the railway, so we can keep trains moving.

“At the same time, we’ve been working overnight when the railway is closed to design a longer-term solution.

“We know this is frustrating for passengers and we’re sorry for the disruption it’s causing on the Aberdeen-Inverness route.”

In a statement, Phil Campbell, ScotRail Customer Operations Director, added: “We have had to make several changes to services because of the impact of the flooding, and we advise customers to check their journey before they travel.”

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