IN PICTURES: Caledonian Sleeper diversions

28/01/2016

RICHARD CLINNICK presents a selection of images showing Caledonian Sleeper's operations on January 18 and 19 as the operator deals with running diverted trains on the East and West Coast Main Line.

On January 18, the first weeknight sleeper departure from London King's Cross since May 1988 waits to leave the terminus as the 2106 to Aberdeen/Fort William/Inverness. RICHARD CLINNICK.

IN PICTURES: Caledonian Sleeper diversions

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