The fallen tree led to three cancellations between Aberdeen and Inverness. Image: Network Rail.
Trains between Aberdeen and Inverness are back on after a fallen tree led to the cancellation of services between the cities this morning.
The tree, which fell at Huntly in Aberdeenshire, resulted in the following three services being cancelled between the Granite City and the Highland capital this morning.
Engineers attended the site and removed the trees.
The tree fell on the line at Huntly in Aberdeenshire. Image: Network Rail.
A statement from Network Rail on Twitter said: “The tree has been completely removed from the line and trains are now able to run.”
ScotRail added: “Services are returning to normal but some delays and revisions may be required while we work to get trains and crew back into position.”
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Aberdeen to Inverness trains back on after tree on line causes cancellations
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