ScotRail has issued an urgent alert to passengers on Wednesday morning after overhead wire damage was found on a main central line.
On September 29, the travel operator announced that services between Edinburgh and Helensburgh would be cancelled for the time being due to significant wire faults.
With the damage said to be located between Bathgate and Bellgrove, all services running between the two stations have been suspended, with teams currently working on the issue.
Journey times are expected to be extended for those travelling on the route, with passengers advised to allow extra time and to follow ScotRail for any updates.
Speaking just after 6am on Wednesday, ScotRail stated: "Due to damage to the overhead electric wires between Bellgrove and Bathgate the line is closed. Our services between Balloch and Airdrie will be suspended.
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"Services from Edinburgh to Helensburgh will run between Edinburgh and Bathgate only. Departing Edinburgh at XX08 and XX38 minutes past and departing Bathgate XX16 and XX46 minutes past the hour."
Services will be leaving Edinburgh every hour at both eight minutes past and 38 minutes past, and will be departing Bathgate every hour at both 16 and 46 minutes past.
Edinburgh Live will update this story with any new information as it breaks.
