Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Project protects Highland railway from impacts of unpredictable weather
Work is about to get underway on a final phase of embankment and drainage work at Slochd between Perth and Inverness on the Highland Mainline.
Iconic Tay Bridge is having sleepers renewed
Work is now underway to replace more than 1,200 sleepers located on the Tay Bridge, the longest railway structure in Scotland.
Help keep Scotland’s Railway safe for essential travellers
Network Rail is appealing to the public to only use train services for essential journeys – and to observe physical distancing guidelines if they do need to travel.
Essential work for Glasgow Queen Street station
Network Rail is carrying out essential work at Glasgow Queen Street from today (June 1) to increase the space available for passengers and the public at the station.
Help keep Scotland’s Railway safe for essential travellers
Network Rail is appealing to the public to only use train services for essential journeys – and to observe physical distancing guidelines if they do need to travel.
Light-up story of lockdown comes full-circle at Glenfinnan viaduct
The iconic Glenfinnan viaduct was again lit up to show solidarity with NHS staff and key workers.
Stations floored by support for our NHS heroes
Network Rail, Scotland has installed floor vinyls on the concourses at Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central in a show of support for our NHS and key workers.
Essential engineering work for West Coast Mainline
Network Rail will be carrying out essential maintenance and upgrade work on the West Coast Mainline this weekend to improve journeys for passengers.
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