Ayrshire train services halted by sea spray
Network Rail engineers have arrived on site to carry out an assessment.
19:24, 24 FEB 2021
Updated
Services beteen Kilwinning and Ardrossan Harbour are unable to run
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Train services in North Ayrshire have been cancelled after sea spray caused overhead power lines to trip.
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