Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Storm Éowyn: Red weather warning will mean line closures on rail routes across Scotland
Storm Éowyn will cause significant disruption to Scotland’s Railway with a red warning meaning no trains will run on Friday to keep passengers and staff safe.
Angus bridge demolition sees £3 million project take a huge step forward
Network Rail has successfully demolished a bridge over the railway at Craigo Road, Marykirk, on the Aberdeen-Dundee line.
£1.25 million repair project ramps up on Garry Viaduct
Network Rail is reminding the community of overnight road closures to allow repairs to Garry Viaduct (off the B847), between Calvine and Struan near Blair Atholl on the Highland Main Line.
Improvement work begins on Glasgow city centre rail bridge
Network Rail has begun work to repair, refurbish, and repaint a 140-year-old railway bridge over Eglinton Street (A77) near Glasgow Central station.
Passengers advised to plan ahead as extreme weather approaches Scotland
Extreme rainfall and high winds may disrupt rail services across western and northern parts of Scotland from this evening (Sunday, 29 December).
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for heavy rain and snow across most of Scotland until Thursday, 2 January.
Quarterly retail sales jump +10% at Network Rail stations as total sales hit £233.7m
London Waterloo is best performing station for back-to-back quarters as sales increase +47%
£6m rail improvement works around Edinburgh this festive season
Network Rail is investing £6m in vital upgrades at locations around Edinburgh this Christmas and New Year.
East Linton station marks one year of operation
Friday (December 13) marked the first anniversary of the opening of the new £15m East Linton station.
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