The UK’s longest direct rail route has been cancelled after 104 years.
The route, which was established in 1921, started in Aberdeen in the northeast of Scotland before travelling 775 miles to Penzance in Cornwall.
The UK’s longest direct rail route has been cancelled after 104 years.
The route, which was established in 1921, started in Aberdeen in the northeast of Scotland before travelling 775 miles to Penzance in Cornwall.