Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Passengers can now tap-in to free water at Scotland’s biggest stations
Network Rail Scotland has launched free water fountains for customers at Glasgow Central and Edinburgh Waverley.
Cleland Station accessibility improvements in site
Work is now underway on a six-month programme at Cleland station to deliver a £3m investment to improve accessibility.
Network Rail to open £8m Stirling railway bridge early to all traffic
Following on from the recent announcement that Kerse Road in Stirling will re-open to traffic on Friday 19 October – a week earlier than anticipated, we can now confirm that the bridge will open to all traffic without restrictions.
Getting Animated To Tackle Autumn
Scotland’s Railway has produced a new customer friendly animation as part of its biggest ever response to the threats caused by autumn leaf fall.
Stonehaven derailment recovery update
Work is now underway to re-rail an out-of-service train which derailed at low speed outside Stonehaven station last night (Wednesday, October 10).
Why leaves on the line is no joke for Scotland’s railway
Scotland’s Railway has launched its biggest ever response to the threats caused by autumn leaf fall.
£2m upgrade for Dumbarton rail bridge
Network Rail engineers will carry-out a vital £2m project to renew the rail bridge over Bonhill Road in Dumbarton this month.
Aberdeen-Inverness project gives customers virtual view of upgrade works
Passengers at Aberdeen station are being given the chance to see enhancement works recently delivered between Aberdeen and Dyce in an innovative virtual reality (VR) experience.
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