Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
AI cameras drive down Dingwall trespass but safety message remains
Efforts to tackle unsafe behaviour at two level crossings in Dingwall are being stepped up this week, as new figures reveal the scale of dangerous trespass on this part of the railway.
Football festival caps off Borders Railway tenth year celebrations
Thousands of young footballers and their families came together in Galashiels on Sunday (7 June) as a major community football festival brought the Borders Railway tenth anniversary celebrations to a close.
Ewe won’t believe it! Sheep on track to transform Perth green space
Network Rail is marking World Environment Day by introducing a flock of sheep to help restore and protect land in Perth in a bah-rilliant boost for biodiversity.
This weekend: Work starts on £6m Far North Line upgrade
Network Rail will begin major engineering work this weekend on the Far North Line with £6m worth of upgrades planned.
Major £20m upgrade for Scotland’s original electrified railway
A £20m project is underway to upgrade the overhead power lines on Scotland’s original electrified railway.
Scotland’s railway ready for summer as hot weather arrives
As a spell of hot weather begins across Scotland, Network Rail engineers have been preparing for the challenges it can bring to the railway.
Safety appeal after dangerous level crossing incidents in Inverness
A safety appeal has been issued after CCTV captured teenagers trespassing on the railway in Inverness.
Hairmyres station celebrates first anniversary with over 600,000 journeys made
Hairmyres station is marking its first anniversary after welcoming more than 614,000 passengers since opening last year.
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