Network Rail

Culloden Road in Inverness will close for five weeks to enable Network Rail to make repairs to a railway bridge.

Plans to deliver a key active travel link in Levenmouth have taken a significant step forward after the business case was approved by councillors.

Network Rail and its contractor Story have completed a £34m programme of works to protect a number of bridges across Scotland’s Railway. Over the last four years, specialist engineers have worked on 50 structures to safeguard them against scour damage.

Network Rail is holding a public engagement event next Wednesday 11 October to highlight proposals for Hairmyres and East Kilbride stations.

Network Rail has unveiled plans to improve accessibility for passengers at Uddingston station by constructing a new footbridge and lift system.

Network Rail has completed its £1m project to upgrade ageing track near Dalmuir station.

Network Rail has installed the footbridge at Cameron Bridge station as part of the new £116m Levenmouth Rail Link development.

Network Rail will shortly undertake two weekends of around-the-clock working as part of a £2.5 million investment to renew elements of the Finnieston tunnel in Glasgow.

Dumfries and Galloway Council’s Planning Applications Committee has granted listed building consent for access improvements to Dumfries station.

Four weekends of track and drainage work begin on the East Coast Main Line in Scotland got underway last weekend.

Network Rail is investing more than £1 million to replace the ageing track on the line between Dalmuir and Yoker.

Network Rail is carrying out the final phase of enhancement works at Dunblane station to help improve service reliability on Scotland’s Railway.

The Levenmouth rail link reached a significant milestone last week as transport minister Fiona Hyslop installed the final clip in the new track.

Temporary works are underway outside Anniesland station ahead of an upcoming accessibility project.

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