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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

Cabinet secretary for transport Fiona Hyslop officially marked the successful restoration of Troon station this week.

A £3.2 million programme to renew track, refurbish structures and improve drainage on the West Highland Line was completed on time this week.

From January 2025, engineers will be working around the clock for 16 weeks to deliver major engineering works as part of the project to electrify the railway between East Kilbride and Glasgow. The project, which is being delivered by Network Rail and is part of a Scottish Government investment in th

Network Rail and its key suppliers have announced they will be hosting a networking event for SMEs keen to learn more about work available across Scotland’s Railway over the next five years.

New lifts at Anniesland station are now open, providing step-free access to passengers, following a £4 million project delivered by Story Contracting.

A six-month project to improve a 140-year-old railway bridge over Salkeld Street, in Glasgow, has begun. 

Network Rail has demolished two bridges on the East Kilbride line as part of a £140m improvement project.

Network Rail will upgrade the railway bridge on Peel Road in Thorntonhall from Saturday 5 October.

Two railway bridges will be demolished and replaced with more modern structures this weekend as part of the £140 million East Kilbride enhancement project.

Network Rail has begun a £3 million project to demolish and reconstruct the railway bridge on Craigo Road, Marykirk.

The £4 million project to provide step-free access for passengers using Anniesland station has reached another milestone.

A cohort of 11 young people taking part in South Lanarkshire's first Rail Skills Academy had the opportunity last week to meet local MSPs as part of their first week of the programme.