The family of an East Lothian schoolgirl who died after being hit by a train have paid tribute to a 'caring and bubbly girl'.
Kaydee-Louise Lucas, 15, was tragically pronounced dead at the scene on the tracks near Dunbar on October 25 after being struck by a train, with the line being closed for several hours afterwards.
The incident occurred shortly before 10pm and is not being treated as suspicious by officers.
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British Transport Police have now confirmed Kaydee-Louise's identify and shared a statement released by her family.
Her sister said: "Kaydee was a loving sister, auntie and niece who will live in our hearts forever. We will never forget our beautiful, caring and bubbly girl.
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"Shine bright like a diamond our special girl. Always loved, never forgotten."
Kaydee-Louise's family also released a photo of the 15-year-old and asked for privacy while they deal with the tragic loss.
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