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A reduced timetable began this morning, with more than 700 services cut across the country

Passengers using the operator to get to and from Lockerbie have been hit by “frequent cancellations” in recent years

SCOTRAIL has asked customers to “consider making their own arrangements” ahead of 700 services being cut on Monday.

Scotland's crunch tie with Ukraine will kick off at 7.45pm on Wednesday at Hampden, however the last trains between Glasgow and Perth, Dundee and Aberdeen leave before the match starts.

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.

The scheme is perfect for parents and young Scots who are looking to save cash

Scottish Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth joined EVA Scotland director Jennifer Walls to unveil a new rapid charging facility that will help electric vehicle drivers travel the length and breadth of the country.

Aberdeen’s Haudagain improvement project has officially been opened to traffic, sparking fresh hope that congestion in the city may be eased

New figures show that cross the country just 284,328 children and young people aged between five and 21 have been issued with a pass, out of the 949,000 eligible.