Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Liam Sumpter appointed as new MD for Network Rail in Scotland
Today (Wednesday) Network Rail has appointed Liam Sumpter to the role of Managing Director for Network Rail in Scotland. This follows the recent announcement that Alex Hynes has been seconded to the role of Director General, Rail Services at the Department for Transport for a period of two years. Liam will officially take up his new post, on secondment for the same two-year period, from Monday 15 April 2024.
Scotland’s two busiest railway stations are first in UK to install British Sign Language screens
Network Rail has installed British Sign Language (BSL) customer information screens at Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central stations.
Rail passengers urged to plan ahead as heavy rain arrives in Scotland on Tuesday
Passengers are being advised to plan extra time for their journeys as heavy rain moves in across Scotland.
Glasgow bridge demolition sees £12.6 million project take a huge step forward
Network Rail has successfully demolished the bridge over the railway on Shields Road in Glasgow.
Levenmouth Academy pupils welcome Rail Link project for STEM education
Levenmouth rail link engineers visited Levenmouth Academy to deliver a day of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) workshops last week.
Multi-million-pound investment for world famous Glenfinnan viaduct
Network Rail will start a £3.4m investment to carry out repairs on the 123-year-old Glenfinnan viaduct this month.
£4.8bn, five-year investment plan for Scotland’s Railway gets underway
Network Rail has today (Wednesday, April 3) announced the start of its five-year investment plan to deliver a safe, green, reliable railway for Scotland’s passengers, freight customers and taxpayers.
Urgent warning issued over trespassing on Scotland's Railway
Trespassing on the railway is illegal and can cause life-changing injuries or death.
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