Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Muir of Ord residents offered online public information sessions
Local people in Muir of Ord are being given a platform to share their views on the plans for a new radio communications mast at the station through online information sessions.
£32m Argyle line improvement works set to begin
Glasgow’s Argyle line will close for eight weeks from mid-March while Network Rail delivers a £32m programme of work to improve reliability for passengers.
Queen Street Scoops Station Excellence Award
Scotland’s Railway was triumphant at last night’s (23 February) Rail Business Awards 2022, scooping the Station Excellence Award in recognition of the £120m redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station.
ScotRail services to end early on Wednesday as Storm Dudley sweeps Scotland
With Storm Dudley set to bring heavy rain and high winds to Scotland tomorrow (February 16), ScotRail train services will cease running early on Wednesday afternoon as a safety precaution.
Construction starts on East Linton station
Work is now underway to build the new East Linton station.
£4m Leuchars junction upgrade to keep passengers connected
Network Rail is investing £4m to renew a key junction on the line between Edinburgh and Dundee.
Network Rail begins £1.8m improvement programme on Mallaig Line
Engineers will start work this week on the Mallaig line at Lochailort in the West Highlands.
Tilt meter trial offers railway protection from landslips
Network Rail is currently trialling a monitoring system which provides early warning of earth movements at sites across Scotland’s Railway.
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