Network Rail

Network Rail has marked the beginning of work to build the new East Linton station as a £4 million investment to upgrade a Leuchars junction also gets underway.

Network Rail's revised proposals to install a bridge walk and visitor hub at the iconic Forth Bridge have now been submitted to the City of Edinburgh Council.

Network Rail is investing more than £8 million replacing ageing track on the lines between Glasgow and Kilwinning as well as between Dundee and Aberdeen.

Network Rail has completed its vital improvement work on the railway bridge at Quarry Street, near Hamilton Central Station.

Work to upgrade platforms at Drumry station will begin in January.

Network Rail has released a series of images which show progress on the early stages of the development of the new Inverness Airport station.

A new permanent bridge over the railway on Dumbarton Road in Old Kilpatrick has now re-opened.

A £1.4 million project to strengthen and re-paint a railway bridge in Paisley will begin next month.

A £1.7 million project to repair and re-paint two railway bridges in Edinburgh city centre will get underway in January 2022. Network Rail will begin work on the bridges at Calton Road and New Street on January 10, with grit blasting, steelwork repairs, steel strengthening and painting all sch

Network Rail Scotland has put hedgehog-friendly solutions in place at Lanark station to allow the little creatures to move freely in and around railway property.

Transport minister Graeme Dey has unveiled a three-strong contractor shortlist for the third A9 Dualling project following a successful rail bridge slide.

Network Rail engineers will be working at locations across Scotland this festive period to carry out vital projects to renew and upgrade key infrastructure while preparatory work is underway ahead of the construction of the new East Linton station.

Work has started on a £3.1 million project to improve accessibility at Croy station in North Lanarkshire.

Work to renew the roof at Stirling station has opened a window to the past and unearthed a treasure trove of papers and postcards - some dating back to the First World War.

Network Rail will shortly demolish the existing bridge under the Highland Mainline railway at Lynebeg, near Inverness, and replace it with a new structure. It is part of the advance works for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project. Continuous 24-hour working from 23.20 Friday 26 until 05.40 Tuesday