Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
£6m upgrades on the Far North Line over three weeks in June
Network Rail is set to carry out major engineering work worth £6m on the Far North Line next month to help improve journeys on one of the Highlands’ most important transport routes.
Edinburgh Waverley donates abandoned bicycles to local cycling charity
Edinburgh Waverley station is supporting sustainable travel and local communities through a renewed partnership with The Bike Station, a charity dedicated to making cycling accessible to everyone.
New cinema style films warn Scottish pupils of rail dangers
Film industry experts, who have worked on major productions like Game of Thrones and Harry Potter, have helped develop a new series of rail safety films to be shown in Scottish schools.
One in six people in Scotland admit browsing on phones at level crossings
Around one in six people in Scotland admit to browsing or texting on their phone while using a level crossing, according to a new survey.
Reminder ahead of April engineering work across Scotland’s railway
Essential engineering work will begin next week as Network Rail delivers £7.2m of upgrades across Scotland’s railway throughout April.
Young people urged to stay off railway tracks over Easter holidays
With the Easter school holidays approaching, Network Rail is issuing a renewed safety appeal for young people to stay safe around the railway.
Major engineering work delivered at Glasgow Central during emergency closure
Network Rail engineers seized the rare opportunity of the closure of Scotland’s busiest station to deliver an extensive package of maintenance and renewals that would ordinarily have taken around ten months to complete.
Railway sculpture finds new home in Springburn after years in storage
A celebrated railway sculpture that has been stored away for over two decades has been given a new lease of life at the heart of Springburn.
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