Moray Council has agreed to fund a full investigation into the cause of the Spey Viaduct’s collapse, as well as the removal of the broken spans. The Spey Viaduct collapsed into the River Spey in December. Transport Scotland have agreed to provide part of the £78,000 cost, leaving Moray Council to pay the remaining £38,000. The decision was taken at a full Moray Council meeting on Wednesday (January 28), where members thanked council staff for acting swiftly to seal off the dangerous site. Moray Council has also started to look at alternative active travel routes but nothing has been finalised as of yet.