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Network Rail has released new computer generated images revealing Glasgow Queen Street’s bigger and brighter interior following its £120m redevelopment by Spring 2020.

Network Rail will partner with the Scottish Football Association to deliver a series of football camps across central Scotland with the aim of getting young people to stay safe around the railway.

With support from the British Transport Police, the Football and Rail Safety initiative has engaged with over 1,000 pupils in the Wester Hailes area of Edinburgh to improve safety and raise awareness to the potential real-life dangers of misusing railways.

The exterior of Glasgow Queen Street is looking dramatically different as demolition work gathers pace to make room for a bigger and brighter station.

To mark International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) 2018, Network Rail invited pupils from local high schools to see first-hand the bridge work at Kerse Road in Stirling.

Breich station will close for 12 weeks from Saturday 23 June as part of the work to electrify the Shotts line between Edinburgh and Glasgow Central.

Network Rail has awarded Siemens a £20m contract for re-signalling sections of the Highland mainline – which will help reduce journey times for customers on the key inter-city route.

Services on the line between Anniesland and Glasgow Queen Street, via Ashfield, will be diverted via Partick from Wednesday, June 13, until Sunday, July 8, due to emergency engineering work.