Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Major bridge works set to begin at Thornliebank Road
Major works on Thornliebank Road bridge will begin early next month as part of a project to electrify the East Kilbride to Glasgow railway corridor.
Multi-million-pound Easter investment to improve Scotland’s Railway
Passengers will benefit from a £12.6m investment in Scotland’s Railway over the Easter bank holiday weekend.
MD of Scotland’s Railway, Alex Hynes appointed Director General for rail services
Today (Monday) the Department for Transport has announced the appointment of Alex Hynes to the role of Director General, Rail Services. Alex will join the DfT on a two-year secondment from his current position as managing director of Scotland’s Railway on 15 April 2024.
Work underway on Levenmouth Rail link active travel bridge
Work to build a new footbridge over the Levenmouth railway at Duniface has started.
Historic Paisley railway bridge receives £500k makeover
Paisley Gilmour Street station’s B-listed railway bridge has been given a new lease of life by Network Rail.
Six-day, £1.9 million Stranraer line upgrade complete
Network Rail has completed a six-day, £1.9 million upgrade of the Stranraer line.
The project involved replacing more than 1km of track at Laggansarroch viaduct, near Girvan, including the use of 200 recycled plastic (composite) sleepers over the structure itself.
Passengers reminded of nine-day West Highland Line closure
Passengers are being reminded that a section of the West Highland Line between Crianlarich and Fort William/Mallaig will be closed for nine days starting on March 16.
Multi-million-pound flood resilience project at Croy complete
A £3.5m programme to improve the resilience of the railway between Croy and Dullatur in extreme weather has been delivered successfully.
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