Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
East Kilbride-Glasgow line to close for 16-week £140m electrification upgrade
From January 2025, engineers will be working around-the-clock for 16-weeks to deliver major engineering works as part of the project to electrify the railway between East Kilbride and Glasgow.
Scotland’s Railway to host SME networking event for contractors
Network Rail and its key suppliers will be hosting a networking event for SMEs keen to learn more about work available across Scotland’s Railway over the next five years.
Passengers advised to plan for some disruption as Storm Ashley brings high winds and heavy rain to Scotland
Strong winds and heavy rain brought by Storm Ashley will disrupt rail services across western and northern parts of Scotland from tomorrow (Sunday 20 October) evening.
Network Rail and ScotRail sign strengthened alliance agreement
Network Rail and ScotRail have signed a strengthened Alliance Agreement that commits both companies to greater integration to deliver a safe, reliable, and green railway.
675 mental health interventions recorded across Scotland’s Railway
Network Rail has announced a new milestone in its Rail Suicide Prevention Programme with more than 27,000 potentially life-saving interventions having been made across the network since 2019 – including 675 on Scotland’s Railway.
Anniesland station now step-free as ‘unique’ accessibility project is completed
New lifts at Anniesland station are now open, providing step-free access to passengers.
Improvement work set to begin on Glasgow city centre rail bridge
A six month project to improve a 140-year-old railway bridge over Salkeld Street, in Glasgow, has begun.
Bridge demolition work complete on £140m East Kilbride project
Network Rail has demolished two bridges on the East Kilbride line as part of a £140m improvement project.
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