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Network Rail has submitted an application for listed building consent to Highland Council to carry out temporary repairs on the Glenfinnan viaduct.

Network Rail has submitted an application for listed building consent for a new bridge to make Pitlochry station fully accessible for passengers.

A ‘bee bank’ has been installed next to a repaired sink hole in Ayrshire as part of efforts to enhance biodiversity on and near the railway.

Progress continues at Port Glasgow station where a 90-tonne steel structure was craned in last weekend.

Network Rail Scotland has published its £4.2bn five-year plan as it set out its ambition to deliver a safe, greener and more reliable railway.

A £5 million project to improve accessibility for passengers at Port Glasgow station has reached a major milestone with the completion of a ramp at the Princes Street entrance.

Network Rail has revealed plans to improve accessibility for passengers at Anniesland station by installing a new lift system.

Official recognition of the craft skills used during Stirling station’s roof repairs have been acknowledged with a plaque unveiling.

Network Rail has submitted a further application to make Kingussie station fully accessible for passengers.

Network Rail has appointed AmcoGiffen as the main contractor for the rebuild of the fire-damaged Troon station.

Shields Road on the south side of Glasgow will close to traffic for a year to enable the demolition and rebuilding of the bridge over the railway. The bridge has been subject to weight restrictions for more than 20 years, and the work will be undertaken by Network Rail and Glasgow City Council.

The near £5 million redevelopment of Stirling train station was officially opened yesterday after a successful delivery by Luddon Construction.

Network Rail has submitted a planning application to make Dumfries station more easily accessible for passengers.

The installation of Troon station’s new canopies will begin this week.

Stroke survivors Andy Ward and Troy Johnson took on a challenge of a lifetime by abseiling 165 ft off the Forth Bridge to bring back Scotland’s largest charity fundraising event. They were joined by Alan Ross, director of engineering and asset management at Network Rail, along with Carol Milli