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New major train route will directly link Birmingham to Scottish Highlands for first time - tickets and details

The new overnight route improves cross-border travel with direct stops at Aberdeen, Fort William, and Inverness, boosting tourism and economic ties, officials said.

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A unique way to travel between Scotland and Birmingham has been announced

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Iconic sleeper to call at Birmingham so passengers can snooze their way to Scotland - Birmingham Live

It will offer direct and convenient access for city residents to the Scottish Highlands

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New major train route will directly link Birmingham to Scottish Highlands for first time - tickets and details

A unique way to travel between Scotland and Birmingham has been announced

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Birmingham International added to Caledonian Sleeper route

New direct service between the West Midlands and Scottish Highlands will commence in the new year

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Caledonian Sleeper is coming to Birmingham!

Caledonian Sleeper has announced that it is adding Birmingham International to its stopping locations from 2026. Passengers will be able to board and alight from the sleeper service from 15th January 2026. Tickets are now on sale and the service will connect Birmingham with Aberdeen, Fort William and Inverness. Caledonian…

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birminghamworld.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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