Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
£150,000 repairs to Inverclyde railway bridge to begin in September
Network Rail engineers will soon begin repair work on a bridge carrying the railway over the A8 in Langbank, Inverclyde.
Some Might Say it was a record-breaking weekend at Edinburgh Waverley
Edinburgh Waverley welcomed a record number of passengers at the weekend, as thousands of festivalgoers and music fans descended on the capital for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, and the highly anticipated Oasis concerts at Murrayfield.
Breaking ground on Barrhead’s new £18.3m Balgray station
Ground is officially broken on the £18.3m Balgray station, marking the start of construction on a new rail link serving Barrhead and its growing communities.
New patrollers enhance safety and wellbeing on Scotland’s Railway
A new team of safeguarding patrollers is being deployed across central Scotland to improve safety, support vulnerable individuals, and promote wellbeing at stations where it’s needed most.
Action to tackle Broughty Ferry level crossing misuse
Efforts to improve safety at Broughty Ferry level crossing are being stepped up this week, as Network Rail and British Transport Police work together to raise awareness and encourage safe behaviour from both pedestrians and drivers.
Railway reopens with new Hairmyres train station
Passengers are celebrating the return of train services between East Kilbride and Glasgow, with many getting their first glimpse of the impressive new station at Hairmyres.
Thornliebank Road bridge reopens early for community
Network Rail opened the new Thornliebank Road bridge today (Tuesday 22 April) – seven weeks ahead of schedule.
Network Rail’s new school partnerships lay track for the future
Scottish primary schools are getting onboard with Network Rail this year in a bid to inspire a future generation of railway innovators.
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