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Scotrail cut 700 services across the country with Edinburgh seeing the last train leaving from Glasgow leaving at 10:15pm instead of 11:45pm. The cuts follows a pay dispute with Scotrail drivers.

SCOTRAIL'S reduced timetable began on Monday, with more than 700 services cut across the country.

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Changes to the timetable were confirmed on Wednesday but will come into effect today as commuters prepare to grapple with a significantly reduced number of services.

Minister Richard Lochhead has not ruled out the possibility that disruptions surrounding the ScotRail pay dispute could continue into summer and…

Richard Lochhead insisted that the government could take no part in the pay dispute in the state-owned train service that is resulting in services being cut across Scotland

After waiting years for hourly trains to connect Invergowrie with Perth and Dundee, the new timetables been shrunk by ScotRail to cope with a driver shortage.

The controversial changes to the train service timetables start on Monday and will impact many who commute in and out of the capital every week.

The nationalised rail operator will cut around 700 services from Monday in response to train driver shortages caused by a disagreement with the union Aslef which has seen some drivers decline to work overtime or on rest days.

TRANSPORT minister Jenny Gilruth has insisted ScotRail services will “absolutely not” be reduced until summer 2023.

ScotRail is introducing a temporary, reduced timetable after a pay dispute led to a shortage of drivers