Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Network Rail and Stirling MSP unveil plaque
Bruce Crawford, MSP for Stirling, today unveiled the plaque to mark the recent completion of the new £8m Kerse Road Bridge.
Network Rail and Aberdeen FC team up for rail safety
The Aberdeen-Inverness Improvement Project has launched a new partnership with Aberdeen Football Club’s Community Trust to promote rail safety to young people.
Stirling-Dunblane-Alloa electrification goes live
The public are being warned that overhead power cables on lines from Larbert through Stirling, Dunblane and Alloa will be live from Sunday, November 4.
Vital upgrade work for Highland main line
Network Rail engineers will be delivering a multi-million-pound programme of enhancement and maintenance projects on the Highland main line over the next five weekends.
Successful completion of Stirling Dunblane Alloa engineering works
Lines through Stirling re-opened this morning (Monday 22 October) following successful completion of an eight-day, multi-million-pound upgrade to prepare the railway for electrification.
New system signals changes for Stromeferry motorists
Network Rail engineers have made innovative changes to signalling systems at Stromeferry which will allow road users increased access over the railway.
Network Rail opens £8m Stirling railway bridge early
Network Rail today (Friday 19 October) opened Kerse Road bridge in Stirling a week earlier than planned.
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.
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