Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Early May bank holiday works completed
Our teams have completed our latest bout of bank holiday engineering works to help build a more resilient and reliable railway for passengers and freight operators.
Improvement programme planned for Early May Bank Holiday
Network Rail engineers will be working around-the-clock this May Bank Holiday to deliver vital improvements for passengers.
Changing Places toilet opens at Edinburgh Waverley
The new facility designed to give those with even the most profound disabilities the confidence to use the station.
Passengers reminded to check before travelling this Easter
Network Rail is reminding passengers to check before they travel this Easter as we prepare to deliver improvements across Scotland’s Railway.
Work starts on ecology pond at Lynebeg
Work is now underway at Lynebeg in the Scottish Highlands to support local ecology as engineers prepare for the construction of a new pond as part of advance works for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project.
Grant supports community tree planting in Perthshire
Network Rail has provided a grant of £16,000 to a local community tree planting initiative in Perthshire, enabling 2000 native trees and shrubs to be planted. The grant was made through The Tree Council – a national conservation charity.
Work on Inverness Airport station is progressing well
Network Rail has released images showing further progress on the new Inverness Airport station.
Results 481 - 488 out of 1603