Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Piling work to get underway to electrify line to Fife
Work to lay foundations that will pave the way for the electrification of the Fife Circle is about to get underway.
Reston station welcomes first passenger services
Passenger services today called at Reston station for the first time in almost six decades.
Reston station prepares to welcome first services
Network Rail has completed the construction of Reston station.
The station has been backed by £20m of investment from the Scottish Government. Completion will enable trains to call at the village for the first time since 1964 – with services set to call from Monday 23 May.
‘Brighter Journeys’ campaign arriving in Waverley station to lift passenger spirits
A campaign to support passengers’ wellbeing is arriving in Edinburgh’s Waverley station next week.
Scotland’s Railway welcomes Transport Minister to new £33m servicing depot
Scotland’s Railway’s new purpose-built engineering depot at Cadder was visited by Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth MSP and Amy Callaghan MP today (Thursday 12 May).
Railway re-opens following train derailment at Coatbridge
Rail services have resumed after the route through Coatbridge Sunnyside was closed following the incident last Friday.
Peter Grant MP visits Levenmouth Rail Link
As work continues to deliver the £116m Levenmouth Rail Link, Peter Grant, Member of Parliament (MP) for Glenrothes and Central Fife visited site to see first-hand progress that has been made on the project.
Glasgow's Argyle line reopens on time for passengers
The route between Rutherglen and Exhibition Centre has re-opened following a £32m improvement project.
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