Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Aberdeen-Dyce rail enhancements on-track for successful completion
Engineering work to double-track six miles of railway between Dyce and Aberdeen moved a step closer to completion today as the last section of new track was clipped into place.
Normal service resumes following successful delivery of Rutherglen works
Services are running as timetabled through Rutherglen today following Network Rail’s successful completion of planned engineering works as part of a major £100m investment in one of the busiest rail corridors in Scotland.
Waverley escalators are a step up for customers
Edinburgh Waverley’s concourse escalators will soon be in operation for customers after being lifted into position at the weekend.
Fit for a Queen Street - local artist gives Glasgow station a lift
A local artist has been commissioned to add colour to one of Glasgow’s biggest canvases as part of the multi-million pound redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street.
Kerse Road bridge beams hit the deck
Network Rail engineers have completed installation of the deck beams of the new Kerse Road bridge earlier than anticipated.
Stirling station footbridge works set to start
Network Rail will shortly begin work to refurbish the footbridge between platforms six and nine at Stirling station after planning permission to create a new step-free access for customers was granted.
Kerse Road bridge reaches new heights
Network Rail engineers will reach a significant milestone in Stirling this weekend (21 July), when the first beams of the new Kerse Road bridge structure are lifted into place using a 750tn crane.
Passengers advised of changed access into Queen Street station
From Saturday 21 July, the way passengers enter and exit Glasgow Queen Street station will change as the project team finishes the last of the demolition work on Consort House.
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