Network Rail

Network Rail is to replace the railway bridge over East Kilbride Road at Busby station this month.

Network Rail has completed a £3.5 million project to refurbish the Awe viaduct near Taynuilt on the Oban branch of the West Highland Line.

Network Rail engineers are about to begin a £2.9 million project to renew both platforms at Hillington West on the busy Glasgow – Paisley railway line. 

Network Rail and contractor Story have started work at Clarkston station to install a new footbridge. 

A modular steel bridge has been installed on Craigo Road in the village of Craigo near Montrose during a Network Rail project to replace the bridge over the railway line between Dundee and Aberdeen.

Network Rail has successfully demolished a bridge over the railway at Craigo Road, Marykirk, on the Aberdeen-Dundee line.

Network Rail has begun work to repair, refurbish, and repaint a 140-year-old railway bridge over Eglinton Street (A77) near Glasgow Central station.

Network Rail is reminding the community of overnight road closures to allow repairs to Garry Viaduct (off the B847), between Calvine and Struan near Blair Atholl on the Highland Main Line.

Last month marked the first anniversary of the opening of the new £15 million East Linton station.

Network Rail is investing £6 million in vital upgrades at locations around Edinburgh this Christmas and New Year.

Network Rail will soon begin a £3 million project to upgrade the platforms at Dunkeld and Birnam station. 

Network Rail will soon deliver nearly £5 million of investment in platform works at Alexandra Parade and Hillington West stations.

Network Rail is set to renew over five kilometres of lineside fencing near the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct in a project worth £500,000

The first programme of the QTS Rail Skills Academy in East Kilbride has successfully completed, with 11 young people now equipped with the skills required to join the rail industry.

Network Rail engineers will be working around the clock over the next four weekends to renew key pieces of infrastructure on the Highland mainline. Buses will replace trains between Perth and Inverness while the works – which are part of a £9 million investment in the railway – tak