Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Glasgow Queen Street Station lights up for our NHS heroes
The new glass frontage of Glasgow Queen Street Station was lit-up blue to show solidarity with key workers and frontline NHS staff all across the country.
Iconic Glenfinnan viaduct lit-up for our NHS heroes
The iconic Glenfinnan viaduct joined landmarks across the UK turning blue to show public support for NHS staff treating coronavirus patients.
Edinburgh Waverley supports key workers with free parking
Network Rail has announced it is offering key workers free parking at 24 locations across Britain, including Edinburgh Waverley.
Scotland’s Railway appeals for former signallers to help keep vital services moving
Network Rail is appealing for former signallers and controllers who can help to keep Scotland’s Railway running during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Services resume on storm damaged Dumfries railway
Network Rail has completed work to reopen the line between Kilmarnock and Dumfries and passenger services have now resumed (Monday March 16) following damage during Storm Ciara.
Michael Matheson visits site of storm-damaged Dumfries rail line
Michael Matheson, Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity visited the site of the landslip beneath the railway between Kilmarnock and Dumfries to review progress and thank the teams for their efforts to get the line open again.
Volunteers have tree-mendous day supporting Borders Forest Trust
A group of Network Rail staff are branching out to help the environment by using their volunteer leave to plant trees.
Electric vehicle boost for Kintore station
The new Kintore station will lead the way in encouraging greener commutes as additional Scottish Government funding has been secured to increase the number of electric charging bays at the station.
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