Rail routes set to reopen after £1m rockfall prevention project

Posted on February 2, 2024 by

Train services will return to normal tomorrow morning (Friday, February 2) after the successful completion of a £1m rockfall prevention scheme at Ratho on the main Edinburgh-Glasgow line.

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