Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Scotland’s infrastructure leaders unite in landmark climate resilience agreement
More than 20 organisations are formally joining forces to protect Scotland’s critical infrastructure from weather and climate related impacts.
Hamilton West platform to get £2.1 million upgrade
Network Rail engineers are about to begin a £2.1 million project to renew platform 2 at Hamilton West train station this month.
Engineers work their magic on world-famous Glenfinnan Viaduct
A team of specialist engineers have cast a protective spell over the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct with the completion of a year-long, £3.4 million restoration project.
Thornliebank Road bridge reopens early for community
Network Rail opened the new Thornliebank Road bridge today (Tuesday 22 April) – seven weeks ahead of schedule.
East Kilbride engineering works on-track for May reopening
With just a month to go until the end of the 16-week closure of the East Kilbride-Glasgow Central line engineers have now completed laying new tracks and installing overhead power lines on the route.
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.
Safety message issued after Fife level crossing misuse
Network Rail Scotland and the British Transport Police (BTP) are raising awareness of the dangers of misusing level crossings, after multiple incidents at a crossing in Fife involving delivery vehicles.
140-year-old rail bridges revived in Glasgow city centre
Historic rail bridges near Glasgow Central Station are standing the test of time with a £1.5 million makeover.
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