Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Electrification works set to begin on Shotts line
Passengers should expect changes to their services as the programme to transform Scotland’s railway continues with the electrification of the Glasgow-Edinburgh, via Shotts, line.
Breich bridge back after build
The bridge over the railway at Station Road, Breich re-opened overnight (Wed 31st August) following Network Rail works to upgrade the structure in preparation for the future electrification of the railway.
Davie Braves the Shave for Macmillan Cancer Support
The Forth Bridge became a pop-up barbers when Network Rail engineer Davie O’Donnell ‘braved the shave’ for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Station Road, Shotts to close for bridge works
Network Rail engineers will shortly start work to demolish and rebuild the bridge over the railway at Station Road in Shotts.
Electrification work signals timetable changes for Central Scotland
Work to electrify the railway across Central Scotland will mean timetable changes on some routes from Sunday, September 4, as we complete the electrification of the main Edinburgh-Glasgow line.
Fort William-Mallaig landslide recovery update
The rail line between Fort William and Mallaig will remain closed over the weekend as engineers work to repair damage caused by a landslip near Lochailort.
Queen Street tunnel works completed early for passengers
Transport Minister Humza Yousaf joined engineers today (Friday, August 5) to see the early completion of the £60m project to refurbish and upgrade the kilometre-long Glasgow Queen Street tunnel.
Glasgow Queen Street tunnel to reopen early
Glasgow Queen Street station tunnel is to reopen one day earlier than planned, ScotRail has confirmed.
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