Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Celebrating a decade of World Heritage status for the Forth Bridge
This weekend will mark ten years since one of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks, the Forth Bridge, was officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Safety appeal as CCTV captures dangerous trespassing in Dingwall
Network Rail is issuing an urgent safety appeal in Dingwall after CCTV captured multiple incidents of dangerous trespassing on the railway.
Scotland’s scenic Far North Line reopens after £11.5m upgrade
Train services on the Far North Line have resumed after three weeks of essential engineering work to improve the reliability of one of Scotland’s most scenic and remote railways.
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.
Vegetation clearing work planned between Wemyss Bay and Inverkip
Network Rail is preparing to begin essential vegetation management work along the railway between Wemyss Bay and Inverkip, involving clearing overgrown trees and plants that could pose a risk to trains and passengers.
Scotland’s Railway to help fund inspiring community projects
Scotland's Railway is launching a £40,000 community fund to help support the development and delivery of inspiring local projects across Scotland.
Network Rail to begin tree and vegetation management on iconic West Highland Line
Network Rail is set to undertake an extensive programme of vital tree and vegetation management work, which will also open up even more incredible views on one of the world’s most scenic routes.
Bookings open for ‘Inspiration’, Railway 200’s unique exhibition train
A new and unique exhibition train will visit Scotland this October as part of a national celebration of the 200th anniversary of the modern railway called Railway 200.
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