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We’re still working to clear snowdrifts between Aberdeen-Dundee and Inverness-Wick/Thurso/Kyle of Lochalsh, though Inverness-Elgin services are running. It’s unlikely services on affected routes will run tomorrow morning. Please check with your train operator before you travel.

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