After weeks of a temporary reduced timetable, members of the Aslef train drivers union have voted to accept an improved pay offer from ScotRail, paving the way for weeks of train disruption to come to an end.
On Monday afternoon, the union confirmed that its members had accepted proposals on pay and conditions from the newly nationalised ScotRail. This comes after weeks of the rail operator enforcing a temporary timetable with reduced services after members refused to work overtime or rest days as part of the pay dispute back in May.
This led to hundreds of services being cut from timetables on May 23, with Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth saying it would provide greater certainty.
