Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Scottish freight community launches plan to boost freight on the network
The Scottish freight community has today launched a joint strategy to grow the amount of freight on the rails, as part of plans to meet a target of 7.5 percent growth set by the Scottish Government last year.
Network Rail to complete Aberdeen-Inverurie double-tracking this summer
Network Rail engineers will be working from May to August to complete a multi-million-pound upgrade to track and signalling between Aberdeen and Inverurie as part of the Aberdeen-Inverness Improvement Project.
Opening of new £1.2m railway bridge reconnects Paisley communities
Network Rail has announced that the new £1.2m Arkleston footbridge In Paisley is now open.
New platforms arrive for Edinburgh Waverley
Edinburgh Waverley’s newly-extended platforms 5 and 6 have now entered service.
Braehead Primary school making history on Kerse Road Bridge
Braehead Primary School, Stirling, made its own little bit of history when Network Rail offered pupils the chance to bury a time capsule near the new Kerse Road bridge.
First electric train runs on the Shotts line
Network Rail achieved a key milestone on the Shotts Line electrification project on Sunday when the first electric train ran on the route.
Sign up for a sneak peak of the changing Glasgow Queen Street station
Members of the public are invited to join a behind-the-scenes tour of Glasgow Queen Street’s new station building as construction work progresses to build a bigger and brighter transport hub for the city.
Far North Line investment is on the right track
Network Rail has completed an £11m, two and a half-year project to renew and replace sections of track at 59 sites along the Far North Line in the north of Scotland.
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