Leven countdown is less than four weeks to go

Wendy Chamberlain countdown to opening Levenmouth (NR) Image Network Rail media centre

Less than a month to go until Scotland gets its newest railway. Progress is being made all along the Levenmouth Rail Link, ahead of the return of passenger services on Sunday, June 2. Once complete, the Scottish Government-funded rail link will see a new six-mile (8.4km) double-tracked line reopen after a gap of 55 years.

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Leven countdown is less than four weeks to go

Wendy Chamberlain countdown to opening Levenmouth (NR) Image Network Rail media centre

Less than a month to go until Scotland gets its newest railway. Progress is being made all along the Levenmouth Rail Link, ahead of the return of passenger services on Sunday, June 2. Once complete, the Scottish Government-funded rail link will see a new six-mile (8.4km) double-tracked line reopen after a gap of 55 years.

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