Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
LINLITHGOW PRIMARY HAS BRIDGE TO ENGINEERING CAREERS
Engineers involved in the delivery of the Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP) visited Linlithgow Bridge Primary School, to encourage the engineers of the future with the innovative hands-on workshop - ‘Bridges to Schools’ initiative.
Easter commissioning is green light for signalling upgrade
The first phase of work on the Motherwell North Signalling Renewal project was successfully commissioned over the Easter weekend as part of our UK wide programme of Bank holiday works.
Easter engineers deliver new Carmuirs rail bridge
Work to replace the railway bridge above Glasgow Road in Carmuirs was successfully completed over the Easter weekend.
Number of people risking their lives trespassing in Scotland hits five-year-high
Alarming new figures from Network Rail and British Transport Police reveal more people than ever are risking their lives on the rail network by trespassing on the tracks in Scotland.
Passengers reminded to ‘check before you travel’ this Easter
Passengers planning to travel over the Easter bank holiday weekend are being reminded to check before they travel while our engineers deliver more than £5m of enhancements for Scotland’s railway.
Services back on track as landslide recovery works completed
The Glasgow-Anniesland, via Maryhill, line will reopen tomorrow (Tuesday, April 11) after engineers successfully completed works to repair damage caused by a landslip.
Maryhill line recovery works
The Glasgow-Anniesland, via Maryhill, line is expected to remain closed until next Wednesday (April 12) as engineers work to repair damage caused by a landslip.
Forth Bridge to give visitors the climb of their life
Network Rail is progressing plans to take visitors onto the Forth Bridge for the first time, focussing on delivery of a ‘bridge climb’ experience in South Queensferry.
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