Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Scotland's Railway to benefit from £15m of upgrades this Christmas
Engineers will be working around-the-clock this festive period to complete more than £15m-worth of infrastructure upgrades across Scotland as part of Network Rail's GB-wide Railway Upgrade Plan.
EGIP update - first electric train runs full Edinburgh-Glasgow line
The Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP) reached another milestone this week with the first electric train running end-to-end on the main Edinburgh-Glasgow line.
Tower lifts a step towards improved accessibility at West Calder station
This weekend, engineers working on site at West Calder station will crane two 10.5m tall lift towers into position as the new accessible footbridge begins to take shape.
North Ayrshire structure is Scotland’s most bashed bridge
A Dalry bridge is Scotland’s most bashed, with 57 lorries hitting the low Beith Road bridge since 2009.
Paisley bridge is one of Scotland’s most bashed
The railway bridge in Greenhills Road in Paisley is Scotland’s fifth most bashed, with 37 lorries hitting the low structure since 2009.
Cleland bridge is one of Scotland’s most bashed
The railway bridge in Carlisle Road in Cleland is Scotland’s second most bashed, with 55 lorries hitting the low structure since 2009.
Network Rail station development scoops top engineering award
The Edinburgh Gateway train-tram interchange has triumphed in the ‘Building’ category of the Saltire Scottish Civil Engineering Awards.
Kerse Road bridge works will improve City transport networks
Network Rail has confirmed the work programme and associated road closure dates for the demolition and reconstruction of the bridge over the railway at Kerse Road, Stirling.
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