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The National (Scotland)
The National (Scotland)
National
Ninian Wilson

Engineers assessing damage caused by landslide in Argyll

ENGINEERS are continuing to assess and clear a landslide that has led to a railway closure and an 84-mile road diversion for drivers in Argyll and Bute.

The landslide saw about 100 tonnes of debris fall onto the A85 near the Falls of Cruachan on Monday afternoon.

It led to the closure of the Oban branch of the West Highland Railway Line and the A85 at Loch Awe in both directions, leaving drivers facing an 84-mile diversion.

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