Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
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.
Community invited to find out more about Cleland bridge rebuild
Network Rail will shortly start work on the railway bridge on Biggar Road, Cleland, as part of wider work on the Shotts line ahead of the electrification of the route by 2019.
Upgraded Shotts bridge re-opens
Benhar Road in Shotts reopens today (Thursday 14 July) following Network Rail works to upgrade the structure in preparation for the future electrification of the railway.
Network Rail publishes Scotland Route Study
Network Rail has today (Thursday, July 14) published its Scotland Route Study – a long-term plan looking at how Scotland’s railway could evolve over the next three decades.
Livingston bridge re-opens cleared for electrification
Brucefield Park West rail bridge in Livingston re-opened today (Wednesday 13 July) following Network Rail works to upgrade the structure in preparation for the future electrification of the railway.
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