Perth and Kinross train stations will not be among those to benefit from temporary additional late-night rail services announced by ScotRail after it made a breakthrough in pay talks with its drivers.
It comes after the now state-owned rail operator cut hundreds of train services over the past few weeks due to staff shortages.
Some 700 services were temporarily cut on May 23 as members of the ASLEF union refused to work rest days and ScotRail introduced a temporary timetable for its network.
