Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Vegetation project delivers performance improvements in Fife
A project to clear vegetation near Dalgety Bay station has helped improve performance on Scotland’s Railway.
Engineers working to fix signalling fault at Edinburgh Waverley
Passengers are being advised that disruption to rail services to and from Edinburgh Waverley will continue into Friday morning as engineers work to restore signalling systems around the station.
Network Rail to undertake urgent seawall repairs on Far North Line
Train services on the Far North Line will be disrupted until early next week as Network Rail engineers complete urgent repairs to a seawall at Lothbeg, between Brora and Helmsdale.
Bridging the gap at Shields Road
Work to replace the bridge over the railway on Glasgow’s Shields Road has taken a step forward with the installation of a temporary footbridge.
Scotland’s Railway establishes partnership with Letham Primary School
Scotland’s Railway has launched a partnership between Letham Primary School and their Perth Maintenance Base.
£13.3m upgrade for customer information in Scotland’s busiest stations
Scotland’s two busiest stations, Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central, are being upgraded with new high-definition customer information screens.
Treble passenger numbers whilst reducing car trips to stations, really?
John Lauder, former deputy CEO of Sustrans thinks so.
John, now in post permanently with Scotland’s Railway following a 12-month secondment, is now leading the development of ‘A Railway for Everyone', an accessibility strategy to be published later this autumn. A Railway for Everyone straddles accessibility and sustainable transport and focuses on how people get to, and move around in, stations.
Works set to commence on Dumfries station accessibility improvements
Scotland’s Railway will begin construction work to provide step-free access between platforms at Dumfries station.
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