Network Rail

Network Rail has completed works as part of an £11.2m investment at Dunblane station that will improve train performance and reliability on the wider route.

The old footbridge at Port Glasgow station was successfully removed over the course of the weekend.

A section of the West Highland Line between Crianlarich and Fort William/Mallaig will be closed for nine days in March.

Work on a £500k platform upgrade at Addiewell station will begin this weekend.

Blackford’s level crossing will close for eight days as vital improvement work gets underway this month.

A section of Royal Terrace in Linlithgow will be closed for two weeks to enable Network Rail to raise the height of the railway boundary wall.

Network Rail has started work on a £500,000 project to repair and repaint the railway bridge over Ferry Road in Glasgow’s Yorkhill area.

Cornton’s pedestrian level crossing will close for three days while Network Rail carries out vital improvement works.

Work to replace the bridge carrying Shields Road over the railway on Glasgow’s southside took a step further forward last week.

Passenger access at Anniesland station will temporarily change as work to install new street-level lifts continues.

The £11.2 million railway upgrade at Dunblane is nearing completion as bridge works begin at the site.

Network Rail will shortly begin work to extend platforms at eight stations on the West Highland Line.

Network Rail will shortly begin construction of the new East Kilbride station building.

Network Rail has taken another significant step forward in the rebuild of the platform one building at Troon station.

Network Rail engineers will be delivering safety-critical engineering works on the main Edinburgh-Glasgow railway line from January 29 until February 2.