Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
New footbridge replaces high-risk Stirling level crossing
Network Rail has officially opened a new footbridge at Millhall Road in Stirling to replace a level crossing once considered Scotland’s highest risk pedestrian only crossing.
Over 340,000 visit Waverley during first festival weekend
More than 340,000 people passed through Edinburgh Waverley station during the first weekend of the August Edinburgh festivals, the ScotRail Alliance confirmed today.
First mast up on Shotts Line electrification project
Network Rail has erected the first mast on the electrification of the Shotts line between Holytown Junction and Midcalder Junction.
Next phase of Glasgow Queen Street station redevelopment gets underway
Work will begin on the next phase of redevelopment of Glasgow’s Queen Street station on Sunday 6th August.
Glasgow Central station top for customer satisfaction
Glasgow Central station topped the list of overall satisfaction for Network Rail-managed stations according to the spring 2017 National Rail Passenger Survey (NRPS).
Kilmarnock-Carlisle line re-opens after successful nine day programme of upgrades
The line between Kilmarnock and Carlisle has re-opened following successful completion of a multi million pound programme of work
New mobile warning system for Scottish level crossings as number of near misses rise over summer holidays
Network Rail and the ScotRail Alliance are rolling-out a new system at high-risk level crossings that uses mobile phone signals to warn people to stay aware when near the railway.
New barriers for Cornton level crossing
Network Rail has today announced plans to enhance safety at Cornton by installing an upgraded full-barrier level crossing system.
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