Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Three years of transformation enters final phase at Queen Street
October marks three years since Network Rail began the main £120m redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station, creating a contemporary and fully accessible transport hub.
Track repairs under way at Stonehaven
The latest stage in extensive recovery and reinstatement works has begun following the Stonehaven derailment on August 12.
New £15m Kintore station welcomes first passengers
Kintore re-joined Scotland’s Railway after an absence of 56 years this morning (Thursday, October 15) with the opening of the town’s new station.
Scotland’s Railway is ready for autumn
Our teams across Scotland will be working hard over the next three months to keep tracks clear of leaves and debris and keep our customers moving this autumn.
Flood-damaged Edinburgh-Glasgow Line set to reopen
The Edinburgh-Glasgow, via Falkirk High, railway line will reopen for passengers on Monday (September 21).
Vegetation clearance heralds start of work to get Levenmouth reconnected
Network Rail will shortly begin the first phase of work which will lead to the reinstatement of passenger services to Leven.
Borders Railway celebrates fifth anniversary
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the official opening of the Border’s Railway by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Work to reopen the railway at Stonehaven begins
Network Rail’s work to reopen the railway at Stonehaven will begin this week as it works to carefully recover the carriages involved in the tragic accident.
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