Storm Ali batters Scotland with 100mph gusts
Scotland was battered by winds of more than 100mph as Storm Ali swept in and left about 70,000 homes without power, with major disruption to the travel network.
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More than 70,000 Scottish homes lose power in Storm Ali
More than 70,000 homes have been without power as Storm Ali continues to cause major disruption across Scotland.
Storm Ali sees 92mph winds hit Scotland
Gusts of more than 90mph have been recorded and a cruise ship has slipped its mooring as Storm Ali continues to cause major disruption across Scotland.
LIVE UPDATES: Trains cancelled between Inverness and the central belt as Storm Ali sweeps across the north and north-east
A freight train derailed near Inverness as Storm Ali sweeps across the north and north-east of Scotland.
Storm Ali disrupts travel across Scotland with high winds
Major traffic disruption has been caused by Storm Ali as Scotland is set to be hit by winds of up to 80mph.
Train services disrupted after person hit by train dies
A person has died after being hit by a train in Glasgow.
Union ballots ScotRail staff for industrial action
A transport union has balloted thousands of ScotRail staff for industrial action in a row over pay for working on rest days.
Union plans ScotRail strike ballot
A transport union plans to ballot workers on strike action in a row over working on rest days.
Extra train seats for V&A Dundee opening
Trains to Dundee will have extra seats to cope with a surge in visitors expected as the V&A opens this weekend.
Scotrail abandons services in north and north-east amid staff shortage crisis
Staff shortages caused chaos for train passengers as Scotrail had to scrap services across the north and north-east yesterday morning.
Borders Railway development considered as it marks third anniversary
Transport bosses are looking at ways to develop the potential of the Borders Railway as the line marks three years since it opened to passengers.
Two-thirds satisfied with public transport – survey
Two thirds of people are satisfied with public transport despite a slight drop in approval, a survey has found.
Rail passengers face disruption after building deemed unsafe
Rail passengers are facing disruption after an exclusion zone was set up at a station due to an unsafe building.
Life-saving defibrillators in place at Scottish rail stations
Dozens of life-saving community defibrillators are to be installed at railway stations across Scotland.
Aberdeen to Dyce railway line reopens
Trains rolled into Dyce railway station today after a 14-week-long upgrade.
Rail tracks open between Aberdeen and Dyce, as upgraded train arrives
Trains will run from Aberdeen to Dyce today for the first time since a massive improvement project began on the tracks in the middle of May.
Rail fare increases in the north-east could price passengers out of travelling by train
Rail users could be put off travelling by train when fare prices significantly jump next year, Scottish Labour has warned.
Rail fare increase could price passengers out of travelling, Labour warn
Passengers could be priced out of travelling on Scotland’s railways when peak fares increase 3.2% next year, Scottish Labour have warned.
North rail passengers facing delays after death on tracks
Trains between Inverness and Edinburgh have been disrupted after a person died on the railway line in Perthshire tonight.
Dozens of rail passengers on Inverness to London train left stranded on ‘nightmare’ rail journey
Dozens of rail passengers on the early morning London train from Inverness were left stranded yesterday after it broke down shortly after leaving the Highland capital.
Moray-based mental health charity receives £2,000 funding boost
A Moray-based mental health charity has been able to improve the support it provides to men who have experienced childhood sexual abuse thanks to a funding boost.
First fully electric rail service operating on Edinburgh-Glasgow line
The first fully electric service on the Edinburgh to Glasgow railway line is in operation.
First in new batch of trains gets to work next week
The first of a new batch of electric trains will start running next week, ScotRail has announced.
Suspended sentence for Caithness ticket fraudster who conned rail firms out of £14k
A Highland man who fraudulently claimed thousands of pounds from rail companies has received a suspended sentence following a British Transport Police investigation.
Nairn to Inverness line affected due to an “ongoing incident”
Emergency services have raced to an “ongoing incident” that has disrupted train services in the Highlands.
Travel chaos as Storm Hector takes toll on the north of Scotland
Two Spanish tourists were struck by falling debris in Inverness city centre as Storm Hector swept across the north with a bang yesterday.
Rail passengers get their first chance to officially air views on fares
The UK’s first public consultation on rail fares will be launched today.
Ferry chiefs interested in setting up “Caledonian MacTrain” service to run railway
Ferry bosses have confirmed an interest in launching a "Caledonian MacTrain" bid to run Scotland’s railways – minutes after apologising to customers for service chaos.
Plea for rail timetable fix to help out north passengers missing their London link
Campaigners are asking rail operators to alter timetables or hold trains to ensure passengers from Sutherland and Ross-shire can catch the morning King’s Cross train from Inverness.
ScotRail facing criticism for dip in performance
Delays have blighted rail travel in the north and north east over the past six months, new figures have revealed.
Delays hit launch of revamped Aberdeen to Edinburgh rail service
The boss of ScotRail has admitted that the launch of a newly “transformed” train service from Aberdeen to Edinburgh has been hit by delays.
Rail commuters prepare for three-month line closure as Aberdeen to Inverness track-doubling begins
Train commuters are facing three months of delays as work to dual the Aberdeen to Dyce gets under way.