Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
EGIP alliance contract awarded as main engineering works begin
Network Rail has today (Wednesday, November 5) announced the awarding of alliancing contracts with Costain and Morgan Sindall to deliver the core physical works on the Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP).
New designs unveiled as Queen Street consultation continues
Network Rail has today (Wednesday, October 1) launched a second phase of public consultation to hear more views on the proposed £104m transformation of Glasgow Queen Street station.
Dunblane station’s new £3m footbridge opens for Ryder Cup
Transport Minister Keith Brown today (Tuesday, September 23) joined Network Rail to officially open the new fully-accessible footbridge and lifts at Dunblane station.
New railway bridge to be installed in nine-day Carfin line closure
- New longer structure being installed to allow dualling of road below
- Service alterations in place, with buses replacing trains on some routes
Record investment in Scotland's railways as Network Rail publishes its full-year results
Almost £600m was invested in improving and expanding Scotland’s rail network over the last 12 months, Network Rail revealed today in its full-year results for the 2013/14 financial year.
Scotland’s professional drivers targeted in level crossing safety campaign
Network Rail has launched a nationwide awareness programme targeting motorists who drive for a living.
Edinburgh Waverley to close to vehicles
Waverley station will become a vehicle-free zone from Monday, June 2, following a review of access arrangements.
New route managing director for Network Rail Scotland
Network Rail, the owner-operator of Scotland’s railway infrastructure, has appointed David Dickson as the new route managing director for Scotland.
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