Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Making a list and checking it twice for festive upgrades across Scotland’s railway
Passengers will be able to travel across the majority of Scotland’s railway this festive season, while engineers carry out important work at key locations to make journeys more reliable.
£8m investment improves accessibility at Dalwhinnie
An £8 million project is underway to improve accessibility for passengers at Dalwhinnie and boost the reliability of the Highland Main Line.
Major new study to examine interconnected climate risks to Scotland’s infrastructure
A pioneering study will investigate how climate change could create disruption across Scotland's critical infrastructure, helping organisations better understand risks to the services people depend on every day.
£1.7m improvements planned for Argyle Line and Glasgow Central Low Level
Network Rail engineers will carry out essential work across Glasgow's Argyle line and Central Low Level station over two weekends later this month to help keep trains running reliably.
This weekend: Fife rail closures begin for electrification upgrades
Passengers are being reminded that a major phase of work to prepare the railway in Fife for electrification begins this weekend, with line closures and changes to train services planned.
New artwork welcomes passengers to Glasgow Central
Passengers arriving at Glasgow Central are being greeted by four vibrant new murals celebrating Scotland's largest city.
One month to go: Major upgrades for West Highland Line to get underway
Passengers are being reminded that work on the West Highland Line is just one month away, with Network Rail set to carry out essential upgrades to improve the reliability of one of Scotland's most famous routes.
WATCH: New £5m footbridge takes shape at Cardenden station
Work is progressing to install a new £5m footbridge at Cardenden station as part of the project to electrify and modernise the railway in Fife.
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