Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Step in the right direction for Anniesland accessibility project
Work is progressing well in the £4m project to provide step-free access at Anniesland station in Glasgow.
Scotland’s Railway gets climate ready
Scotland’s Railway has today (Wednesday, April 17) published its Climate Ready Plan which sets out how the nation’s railways will respond to the challenges of our changing climate over the next five years and beyond.
Work progressing well on Glasgow viaduct refurbishment
The first phase of a £2.5m investment to improve three railway bridges in Glasgow’s West End is complete.
Fife drivers urged to plan ahead as new Cameron Bridge station entrance work continues
Construction of the entrance to the new Cameron Bridge station will continue with changes to a nearby road layout from Monday (22 April).
New multi-million-pound footbridge and lifts installed at Dumfries station
A new £3.6m footbridge and lifts are now in place at Dumfries station.
West Coast Mainline engineering work means changes for Glasgow Central and Edinburgh Waverley services
Network Rail engineers will be carrying out essential maintenance and upgrade work on the West Coast Mainline this weekend to improve journeys for passengers.
Levenmouth Football Tournament announced with just 50 days until Rail Link returns
With just 50 days to go until the Levenmouth Rail Link opens on June 2, Scotland’s Railway has teamed up with East Fife Community Football Club to create the Levenmouth Football Tournament.
Partnership with local steel fabricator strengthened by accessibility projects
Network Rail engineers visited a steelworks in Annan to see progress on steel fabrication for ongoing projects to improve accessibility at three stations across Scotland.
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