Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Inverness Airport station opens for passengers
Passenger services have today (Friday February 3) started operating at Scotland’s newest station following completion of work on the new rail interchange for Inverness Airport.
Key accessibility improvements rolling out across Scotland’s Railway
Network Rail has begun work to make Scotland’s Railway more accessible by installing tactile paving on platform edges at 148 stations.
Railway Enhancement Project Achieves Major Milestone
Major investment near Perth station will help speed up journey times and increase capacity on the route between the Central Belt and the North East.
Troon Station redevelopment plan to be revealed
Residents of Troon will have a first look at finalised plans for the redevelopment of the town’s station building following the fire which devastated it in July 2021.
Construction of new Cameron Bridge Station begins
Network Rail has started work to build the new Cameron Bridge station
Project to provide step-free access at Port Glasgow due to start
Work on a £5m project to improve accessibility at Port Glasgow station in Inverclyde is set to commence next month.
Network Rail Opens Nithsdale Road Railway Bridge
The new bridge on Nithsdale Road, in the southside of Glasgow, will open this evening.
Scotland’s Railway helps Samaritans bust ‘Blue Monday’ myth
Network Rail joins charity to encourage staff and public to have a cuppa and a catch-up instead for the charity’s annual Brew Monday campaign
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