Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Rebuilt Philpstoun and Park Farm bridges reopen
Park Farm and Old Philpstoun railway bridges in West Lothian have reopened following a five-month rebuild.
Borders Railway wins RICS infrastructure award
Borders Railway has been named the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ Scottish infrastructure project of the year.
New £2m Drumgrew Road bridge opens
Drumgrew Road bridge reopened today (Friday, April 15) following the completion of an eight month long, £2m reconstruction of the structure.
Glasgow Queen Street tunnel works enter new phase
Engineers have begun to break-up and remove the track through Glasgow Queen Street tunnel as work on the £60m renovation project gathers pace.
New cycle hub opens for Haymarket passengers
Haymarket’s new cycle storage hub opened today (Friday, April 1) following a £300,000 upgrade to more than quadruple the number of spaces available at the station.
Mystery as Forth Bridge reconstruction blueprints unearthed after 71 years
Network Rail and VisitScotland have today launched a global hunt to uncover the origins of mysterious, 71-year-old plans to reconstruct the iconic Forth Bridge.
Transport Minister views Queen Street Tunnel closure preparations
Transport Minister Derek Mackay visited Glasgow Queen Street station today to see final preparations being made ahead of the 20 week closure of the station’s high-level tunnel, which begins this Sunday (March 20).
Network Rail to undertake work near Polmont memorial
Network Rail is about to undertake works at the memorial garden at Polmont station to install electrification mast foundations as part of the Edinburgh Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP).
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