Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Port Glasgow station accessibility project marks major milestone
The £5m project to improve accessibility for passengers at Port Glasgow station has reached a major milestone as a ramp at the Princes Street entrance is now complete.
Network Rail reveals plans to provide step-free access at Anniesland station
Network Rail plans to improve accessibility for passengers at Anniesland station by installing a new lift system.
Network Rail gives St Roch’s Primary a makeover
Network Rail has added a pop of colour to St Roch’s Primary School as part of their ongoing partnership.
Stirling station roof wins prestigious award
Official recognition of the craft skills used during Stirling station’s roof repairs were acknowledged with a plaque unveiling.
Queen Street station and Bowline Viaduct unveil special heritage awards
The redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street was recognised, on Tuesday 11 July, with the unveiling of a National Railway Heritage Award (NRHA) at the station.
Levenmouth Rail Link project launches skills academy
The Levenmouth Rail Link project has launched its Rail Skills Academy and is looking for young people in Fife to participate.
Kingussie station bridge plans submitted
Network Rail has submitted a further application to make Kingussie station fully accessible for passengers.
Flying Scotsman returns to Scotland’s Railway
The world-famous steam locomotive Flying Scotsman has returned to Scotland for a second time this year.
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