Date: 29/09/2011

RADICAL plans worth over £200 million could transform rail travel to and from Inverness. Electrification of the line to Aberdeen and the introduction of a half-hourly service from Elgin will give commuters across the region more travel options and see journey times to Aberdeen cut to two hours by 2019.

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RADICAL plans worth over £200 million could transform rail travel to and from Inverness.

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