Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Railway vegetation clearance planned in Fife
Network Rail will shortly begin tree and vegetation management on the line between Aberdour and Kirkcaldy.
Overnight traffic management needed to enable tree cutting on Far North Line
Overnight traffic management will be in place from September 4 to 9 on the B817 in Alness and Evanton in the Scottish Highlands as Network Rail carries out essential vegetation management.
£2.2 million Coatbridge upgrade keeps vital freight on the move
Network Rail engineers will work around-the-clock over the next two weekends to upgrade a vital junction at the heart of Scotland’s rail network.
Transport Minister sees progress on feeder station upgrade programme
Scottish Government Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth visited the site of the first new feeder station to be commissioned as part of a £120m investment to boost the electricity supply into the railway network.
Rail union strike action: more routes open but significant disruption expected
The strike, called by the RMT, TSSA and Unite trade unions, will close most of the rail network in Scotland but more routes in the Central Belt will remain open this time around.
Troon station redevelopment plans to be unveiled
The people of Troon will get the first chance to see proposed plans for the redevelopment of the station building following a fire which destroyed it in July last year.
Huge increase in station footfall during opening week of Edinburgh Festival
The number of people passing through Waverley Station on the first week of the Edinburgh Festival reached over 800,000.
Safety message clear as Leven work ramps up
Work to build the second mile of new track on the Levenmouth Rail Link is now underway.
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