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North East tourist attractions closed due to storm damage - Vimarsana News

North East tourist attractions closed due to storm damage

ADVERSE weather across the weekend and into this week has forced some of the region’s most popular venues and tourist attractions to close their…

PICTURES: Ross-shire left reeling after storm damage from Corrie and Malik disrupt power network and force closure of schools with SSEN now battling to restore electricity to thousands - Vimarsana News

PICTURES: Ross-shire left reeling after storm damage from Corrie and Malik disrupt power network and force closure of schools with SSEN now battling to restore electricity to thousands

Ross-shire took a hammering from storms over the weekend with efforts now under way to restore power and clear trees from roads.

Thousands of Scots remain without power as weather chaos set to continue - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Scots remain without power as weather chaos set to continue

Weather chaos is set to continue tomorrow in parts of Scotland as a yellow weather warning is in place in some areas.

Wintry showers with ice on roads today and strong winds on Tuesday may lead to some disruption - Vimarsana News

Wintry showers with ice on roads today and strong winds on Tuesday may lead to some disruption

The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of wintry showers for today followed by high winds tomorrow that may lead to disruption.

Network Rail sets out resilience strategy as battle against the elements continues - Vimarsana News

Network Rail sets out resilience strategy as battle against the elements continues

The rail operator released its Third Adaptation Report today in partnership with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). It