Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
£700,000 insulator renewal is a key component of improving performance
Work is now underway on a six-month, £700,000 programme to renew major components on the overhead line electrification system on the Argyle line.
Forth Bridge fundraising reaches new heights
Charities hosting events at the Forth Bridge have benefitted to the tune of £640,000 during 2018, the largest annual sum recorded by Network Rail, the owners and operators of the Forth Bridge.
More Scots acting to help save lives on the railway
Small Talk Saves Lives campaign sees increase in public looking out for those at risk
New figures released today by Network Rail show that more people across the country are intervening to prevent suicide on Scotland’s railway.
Fulton MacGregor MSP visits Coatdyke viaduct works to view progress
Fulton MacGregor Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for Coatbridge & Chryston, visited Coatdyke viaduct to view progress being made by Network Rail engineers to refurbish and strengthen the railway structure which forms the border of his constituency.
Services between Ayr and Stranraer restored
Train services between Ayr and Stranraer will be restored from today.
Upgraded Dingwall level crossings approach completion
Upgrades to two level crossings in Dingwall will be completed this month.
New Charles Rennie Mackintosh-inspired artwork unveiled at Glasgow Central
A new Charles Rennie Mackintosh-inspired pavilion has been unveiled at Glasgow Central station.
Shotts Line electrification goes live
The public are being warned that overhead power cables on line from Holytown to Midcalder junction will be live from Sunday, November 4.
Results 841 - 848 out of 1624