Fife rail delays

By Leeza Clark

February 16 2017, 9:33am

February 16 2017, 9:33am

Overhanging branches have caused some delays

Rail passengers have been experiencing some delays through Fife on Thursday morning because of a problem with overhanging trees near Aberdour.

Staff are currently on site to cut back the branches which are hanging over the line.

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