Scotland’s Railway: Scotland news
Three-dimensional scan system puts new train fleets on track
Network Rail Scotland has for the first time utilised a track based three-dimensional scanner to precisely model the railway infrastructure ahead of the arrival of new trains onto the network.
Railway bridge completion reconnects Glasgow communities
Springkell Avenue has re-opened following completion of a multi-million pound project to demolish and rebuild the bridge over the railway near Maxwell Park station in Glasgow.
Upgrade work set to increase on Stirling-Dunblane-Alloa lines
Work to electrify the Stirling, Dunblane and Alloa railway ahead of the introduction of ScotRail’s new electric Class-385 trains is set to intensify from this Sunday.
Railway bridge work has bearing on Clyde viaduct’s future
Work is now underway on a £1.6 million project to replace bearings under the bridge deck of the Clyde viaduct.
August works signal change for Scotland’s railway
Network Rail is reminding passengers to expect disruption to journeys this weekend as engineers complete the latest phase in a £114m upgrade to signalling systems across Lanarkshire.
Aberdeen-Inverness line reopens on-time for customers
The railway between Aberdeen and Dyce reopened as planned this morning (Monday, August 20) after Network Rail engineers successfully completed a 14-week-long upgrade.
Network Rail open £4m Baillieston railway bridge two weeks early
Muirhead Road in Baillieston has now re-opened two weeks ahead of schedule following work on a multi-million pound project to reconstruct the bridge over the railway.
Livingston South station redevelopment programme revised
Work on the programme to redevelop Livingston South station has been extended after encountering unforeseen ground conditions and a subsequent delay in developing an appropriate design for the new lifts to be constructed in the station.
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