Aberdeen rail freight could benefit from infrastructure works

Aberdeen station (Bernt Rostad - Flickr)

It may be styled as Europe’s oil exploration capital and Scotland’s third city by population, but Aberdeen registers lowly on the scale of rail freight activity. However, a programme of works by Network Rail could help stimulate growth. Activity is ramping up over the next few months between Perth and Aberdeen, improving connectivity with the Granite City.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Aberdeen rail freight could benefit from infrastructure works

Aberdeen station (Bernt Rostad - Flickr)

It may be styled as Europe’s oil exploration capital and Scotland’s third city by population, but Aberdeen registers lowly on the scale of rail freight activity. However, a programme of works by Network Rail could help stimulate growth. Activity is ramping up over the next few months between Perth and Aberdeen, improving connectivity with the Granite City.

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Author: Simon Walton

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