Due to a landslip between Glenfinnan and Lochailort the line is blocked. Disruption is expected until 23:59 12/07.
Impact:
Train services between Glasgow Queen Street and Mallaig will be terminated at Fort William. All stations between Fort William and Mallaig will not be served.
Customer Advice:
Option 1 - Check if a rail journey is currently possible..
* Use the National Rail Enquiries real-time journey planner to check if you can continue your journey by rail.
* If you have had to drive to another station your ticket will be valid to collect your car on your return journey. Speak to a member of staff to validate your ticket.
Option 2 - Local Buses..
* We have not arranged for your rail tickets to be accepted on local bus routes as yet. We will monitor this situation and request ticket acceptance if it is needed.
Option 3 - Rail Replacement Transport..
The Government has made it clear that public transport should be used by those making necessary journeys only, so our staff and passengers can maintain a physical distance from each other in our stations and on trains. Please dont travel if your journey isnt a necessary one.
Option 4 - Consider travelling later..
You might wish to consider postponing your journey until our service's return to normal.
Additional Information:
* Engineering staff have worked hard to replace the embankment and track, work is progressing well.
* The cause of the damage was confirmed as a watercourse that has burst its banks.
* The line is estimated to be closed until end of the day on 12th July.
* Images and more information from Network Rail can be found here.
The following service alterations will apply until further notice:
* Glasgow Queen Street to Mallaig services will terminate and start back from Fort William

Due to a fault with the signalling system between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow trains have to run at reduced speed on all lines. Disruption is expected until 20:00 11/07.
Impact:
Train services between Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh via Falkirk High may be cancelled, delayed or revised.
Customer Advice:
Queen Street to Edinburgh via Falkirk High
Option 1 - Check if a rail journey is currently possible..
* Use the National Rail Enquiries real-time journey planner to check if you can continue your journey by rail.
Customers can travel on alternative routes.
* Glasgow Queen Street Low Level to Edinburgh for Haymarket & Edinburgh
* Glasgow Central to Edinburgh for Haymarket & Edinburgh.
* If you have had to drive to another station your ticket will be valid to collect your car on your return journey. Speak to a member of staff to validate your ticket.
Option 2 - Local Buses..
* Currently, we have not arranged for your rail tickets to be accepted on local bus routes as yet. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 3 - Rail Replacement Transport..
* Currently, we have not requested Rail Replacement Transport. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 4 - Consider travelling later..
* You might wish to consider postponing your journey until our service's return to normal.
Additional Information:
* We have received reports of a signal fault between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow.
Latest updates from our Control Team:
> 09:38 - Our response team are on site and are taking a blockage of the line to access the issue.
> 10:11 - A line blockage has now been taken.
> 10:45 - Line blockage has now been lifted but the response team advise that they require an additional blockage to rectify the signalling fault.
> 12:35 - The additional line blockage this will now take place at approximately 13:00 to replace a part.
> 13:18 - Our response team are now back on site and the additional blockage has been taken. The 12:45 Queen St to Edinburgh will be terminated at Linlithgow Station and the 13:45 Edinburgh to Queen St will start from Polmont at present to allow the work to be carried out.
> 13:47 - Our response team have now lifted the blockage but the signal fault is still being investigated. The 13:00 Dunblane to Edinburgh will call additionally at Linlithgow.
> 17:08 - Our team on site are working out a plan at the moment to fix the ongoing fault and believe a cable may be faulty. Once a replacement cable is on site the response team will fit the new cable which will hopefully rectify the fault.
> 18:04 - Staff are now back on site with all the equipment needed to replace the faulty cable and work is underway to prepare the area.
The Government has made it clear that public transport should be used by those making necessary journeys only, so our staff and passengers can maintain a physical distance from each other in our stations and on trains. Please dont travel if your journey isnt a necessary one.

Due to a fault with the signalling system between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow trains have to run at reduced speed on all lines. Disruption is expected until 20:00 11/07.
Impact:
Train services between Edinburgh and Dunblane may be delayed or revised.
Customer Advice:
Edinburgh to Dunblane
Option 1 - Check if a rail journey is currently possible..
* Use the National Rail Enquiries real-time journey planner to check if you can continue your journey by rail.
* Edinburgh to Queen Street Via Cumbernauld for stations for Falkirk Grahamston.
Option 2 - Local Buses..
* Currently, we have not arranged for your rail tickets to be accepted on local bus routes as yet. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 3 - Rail Replacement Transport..
* Currently, we have not requested Rail Replacement Transport. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 4 - Consider travelling later..
* You might wish to consider postponing your journey until our service's return to normal.
Additional Information:
* We have received reports of a signal fault between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow.
Latest updates from our Control Team:
> 09:38 - Our response team are on site and are taking a blockage of the line to access the issue.
> 10:11 - A line blockage has now been taken.
> 10:45 - Line blockage has now been lifted but the response team advise that they require an additional blockage to rectify the signalling fault.
> 12:35 - The additional line blockage this will now take place at approximately 13:00 to replace a part.
> 13:18 - Our response team are now back on site and the additional blockage has been taken. The 12:45 Queen St to Edinburgh will be terminated at Linlithgow Station and the 13:45 Edinburgh to Queen St will start from Polmont at present to allow the work to be carried out.
> 13:47 - Our response team have now lifted the blockage but the signal fault is still being investigated. The 13:00 Dunblane to Edinburgh will call additionally at Linlithgow.
> 17:08 - Our team on site are working out a plan at the moment to fix the ongoing fault and believe a cable may be faulty. Once a replacement cable is on site the response team will fit the new cable which will hopefully rectify the fault.
> 18:04 - Staff are now back on site with all the equipment needed to replace the faulty cable and work is underway to prepare the area.
The Government has made it clear that public transport should be used by those making necessary journeys only, so our staff and passengers can maintain a physical distance from each other in our stations and on trains. Please dont travel if your journey isnt a necessary one.

Due to a fault with the signalling system between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow trains have to run at reduced speed on all lines. Disruption is expected until 20:00 11/07.
Impact:
Train services between Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh via Falkirk Grahamston and Cumbernauld may be cancelled, delayed or revised.
Customer Advice:
Queen Street to Edinburgh via Cumbernauld
Option 1 - Check if a rail journey is currently possible..
* Use the National Rail Enquiries real-time journey planner to check if you can continue your journey by rail.
Customers can travel on alternative routes.
* Glasgow Central to Edinburgh.
* If you have had to drive to another station your ticket will be valid to collect your car on your return journey. Speak to a member of staff to validate your ticket.
Option 2 - Local Buses..
* Currently, we have not arranged for your rail tickets to be accepted on local bus routes as yet. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 3 - Rail Replacement Transport..
* Currently, we have not requested Rail Replacement Transport. We will monitor this situation as the incident develops.
Option 4 - Consider travelling later..
* You might wish to consider postponing your journey until our service's return to normal.
Additional Information:
* We have received reports of a signal fault between Edinburgh Park and Linlithgow.
Latest updates from our Control Team:
> 09:38 - Our response team are on site and are taking a blockage of the line to access the issue.
> 10:11 - A line blockage has now been taken.
> 10:45 - Line blockage has now been lifted but the response team advise that they require an additional blockage to rectify the signalling fault.
> 12:35 - The additional line blockage this will now take place at approximately 13:00 to replace a part.
> 13:18 - Our response team are now back on site and the additional blockage has been taken. The 12:45 Queen St to Edinburgh will be terminated at Linlithgow Station and the 13:45 Edinburgh to Queen St will start from Polmont at present to allow the work to be carried out.
> 13:47 - Our response team have now lifted the blockage but the signal fault is still being investigated. The 13:00 Dunblane to Edinburgh will call additionally at Linlithgow.
> 17:08 - Our team on site are working out a plan at the moment to fix the ongoing fault and believe a cable may be faulty. Once a replacement cable is on site the response team will fit the new cable which will hopefully rectify the fault.
> 18:04 - Staff are now back on site with all the equipment needed to replace the faulty cable and work is underway to prepare the area.
The Government has made it clear that public transport should be used by those making necessary journeys only, so our staff and passengers can maintain a physical distance from each other in our stations and on trains. Please dont travel if your journey isnt a necessary one.

Facilities on the 18:36 Ardrossan Harbour to Glasgow Central due 19:21.
This is due to the emergency services dealing with an incident near the railway earlier today.
Will be formed of 3 coaches instead of 4.

Facilities on the 18:57 East Kilbride to Glasgow Central due 19:29.
This is due to a train fault.
Will be formed of 4 coaches instead of 6.

Facilities on the 19:11 Perth to Edinburgh due 20:31.
This is due to a train fault.
Will be formed of 5 coaches instead of 6.

Facilities on the 19:25 Edinburgh to Glasgow Central due 20:52.
This is due to a train fault.
Will be formed of 2 coaches instead of 4.

Facilities on the 19:47 Glasgow Central to East Kilbride due 20:20.
This is due to a train fault.
Will be formed of 4 coaches instead of 6.

Facilities on the 20:28 East Kilbride to Glasgow Central due 20:59.
This is due to a train fault.
Will be formed of 4 coaches instead of 6.

17:38 Balloch to Airdrie due 18:52 has been previously delayed, is being further delayed at Glasgow Queen Street and is now expected to be 9 minutes late.
This is due to a fault on this train which is now fixed.

18:15 Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh due 19:05 has been delayed at Glasgow Queen Street and is now 11 minutes late.
This is due to a fault with the signalling system.

18:21 Edinburgh to Dunblane due 19:10 is being delayed between Edinburgh Park and Falkirk Grahamston and is now expected to be 10 minutes late.
This is due to a fault with the signalling system.

The ticket vending machines are out of order at Haymarket station.

The lifts will be out of order from now until further notice at Montrose station.
Additional Information:
Platform 2 lift at Montrose is out of order. Engineers have attended aand a new part is required.
We're sorry if this station facility change affects your journey. If you need help to re-arrange your travel plans because of this, please get in touch:
* Online form
* At any staffed station on our network - check opening times at your station
* Free Assisted Travel Helpline: 0800 912 2901
* Assisted Travel Textphone: 18001 0800 912 2 901 (for people who are hard of hearing)
If your journey goes beyond our network, and includes travel on other train operator services, we ask that you book assistance 24 hours before travelling so we can meet their notice period requirements.

Planned engineering work will take place between Dumfries and Kilmarnock from 06:00, Saturday 04 July 2020 to 23:00, Sunday 12 July 2020.
Additional Information:
Signalling work is taking place between Dumfries and Kilmarnock
Glasgow Central Carlisle / Newcastle
Saturday 4 July to Sunday 12 July
Buses replace trains between Kilmarnock and Dumfries.
Express buses will operate to connect with journeys to Newcastle.