Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Scotland’s railway gets ready for Glasgow’s Games
With the Commonwealth Games now just six months away, Network Rail is preparing the railway to do its bit to make this summer’s event a success.
58 Scottish crossings close as Network Rail reaches target to shut 750 UK-wide
Network Rail has now reached its target of closing 10% of Britain’s crossings – 750 in total – by April 2014.
New £25m Haymarket station opens for passengers
Transport Minister Keith Brown officially opened Haymarket station’s new main building and concourse today (Thursday, December 19) as the £25m redevelopment of the facility nears completion.
New campaign to bring Scottish station escalator falls down
Network Rail has launched a new CCTV and poster campaign today (Friday, December 13) to try to reduce the number of incidents involving people slipping or falling on station escalators.
Network Rail restarting services in Scotland after severe storm
Train services in Scotland are running again after severe winds of up to 100mph caused the network to close on Thursday morning due to safety concerns.
Reduced service on Thursday as rail network prepares for severe storm
Due to severe weather conditions forecast for tomorrow (Thursday, December 5), train services across Scotland will be running at a reduced level.
Over £220m invested in Scotland’s railway as Network Rail reveals half-year results
Network Rail today published its half-year results (for the period 1 April to 30 September 2013) which revealed that £2.74bn, some £15m per day, was invested in improving and building a bigger, better railway – 33% up on the same period last year and 53% higher than just four years ago.
Glasgow Central unveils new memorial to fallen colleagues
Glasgow Central station will unveil a new memorial stone as part of its Armistice Day service this morning (Monday, November 11).
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