Story Contracting

One of Glasgow’s busiest bridges is on track to re-open to traffic next month.

Cabinet secretary for transport Fiona Hyslop visited the site of the relocated Hairmyres station this week to see progress on the East Kilbride Enhancement project.

Engineers will be working around-the-clock from 19 until 22 July as work to support electrification of the East Kilbride to Glasgow railway line continues.

Story Scotland, the Scottish civil engineering division of Story Contracting, celebrates its 10th anniversary this month. Since 2014, the company has delivered over 500 projects across the rail, transportation and energy sectors, while growing from a turnover of £19 million in 2014/15 to &poun

A 13-month project to strengthen the 160-year-old Camps viaduct has been delivered successfully.

Network Rail has reopened the bridge over the railway at Thornton Road in East Kilbride.

A new £3.6 million footbridge and lifts are now in place at Dumfries station.

Network Rail has successfully demolished the bridge over the railway on Shields Road in Glasgow.

Network Rail has opened a new railway footbridge next to Hairmyres station.

Scotland’s Railway welcomed MP Ronnie Cowan and MSP Stuart McMillan once again to Port Glasgow station to discuss the successful delivery of the £5 million project to improve accessibility for passengers.

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

Walkers, wheelers and cyclists will be able to stay on track as they travel through Gourock train station thanks to the creation of a new active travel route. Funding from the Scottish Government, administered through Sustrans’ Scotland’s Network Development Fund, together with partners

Network Rail has appointed Story Contracting Ltd to design a new railway station on the Neilston line in the area south of Barrhead.

Network Rail has awarded £61.5 million worth of contracts for the delivery of the East Kilbride Enhancement Project.

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.