Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Dumbarton Road, Old Kilpatrick reopened following £3.5m bridge replacement works
A new permanent bridge over the railway on Dumbarton Road in Old Kilpatrick, has now re-opened.
Vital improvement work to begin on Paisley railway bridge
A £1.4m project to strengthen and re-paint a railway bridge in Paisley will begin next month.
Hedgehog Highway solves a prickly issue at Lanark station
Network Rail Scotland has put hedgehog-friendly solutions in place at Lanark station to allow the little creatures to move freely in and around railway property.
Storm Barra means service alterations for some passengers
Storm Barra is forecast to bring snow and winds of up to 70mph to parts of the country from late tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday 7 December) and will affect some services in the south west and north east of Scotland.
Edinburgh bridges set for makeover as drivers warned over possible disruption
A £1.7m project to repair and re-paint two railway bridges in Edinburgh City Centre will get underway in January 2022.
Passenger Survey launched ahead of rail upgrade works
A campaign to help passengers plan their journeys during an eight-week rail closure launched this week.
Lynebeg rail bridge successfully installed on Highland Mainline
Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness. It’s part of supporting work ahead of the dualling of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy.
Site set-up underway on East Linton station development
Preparatory work is underway ahead of the construction of the new East Linton station which will see trains call at the village for the first time in more than half a century.
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