Two spans of a 140-year-old Scottish railway bridge fell into the River Spey; engineers are investigating the collapse as restoration options could cost more than £1 million

• 140-year-old viaduct bridge after it collapsed into the River Spey.
• Image Credit: LBC/WebsiteTwo spans of a 140-year-old railway bridge have collapsed into the River Spey in north-east Scotland, leaving engineers investigating the damage and authorities weighing the cost of securing the historic structure.
• The Spey Viaduct, also known as the Garmouth Viaduct, partially collapsed on 14 December 2025, cutting off a popular walking and cycling route.