Scotland's most intimidating railway line has been identified. A new survey by the British Transport Police has revealed how staff and passengers feel travelling on Scotland’s train network.

After months of research using the knowledge gained through their studies, they have tabled a proposal to introduce Scotland’s first battery-electric tram-train network. Tram-trains have been in use ...

The main railway ... Transport Scotland review in 2008 had promised an hourly Scotrail train service between Inverness, Elgin and Aberdeen. The issues around the diminishing rail network in ...

I very much doubt it will have registered as a concern. I ask this question because Network Rail, the Government-funded body which owns and maintains the railway infrastructure in the United ...

WORK is underway at Clarkston Railway Station to install a new footbridge as part of the £140 million East Kilbride electrification project. Network Rail and Story are delivering the new ... I would ...

Hafeet Rail has awarded major contracts as it looks to develop a train transport network between the UAE and Oman. Hafeet Rail awarded the construction contracts for its key railway facilities in Oman ...

Changes for the better are happening in Scotland as more people ... more about the Cycle Advocacy Network and join us on the journey to get more people cycling. You don’t need to be a member of ...

From Saturday 15 to Friday 21 February 2025, parts of the railway between Portsmouth and Havant and Fareham will be closed and rail replacement buses will be in operation, while Network Rail completes ...

The classic diesel electric locos' design will be instantly familiar to generations of older rail passengers - with the units once plying their trade on regular Highland services in the 1980s before ...

Network Rail has begun the third stage of works on the creation of the new Mid Cornwall Metro (MCM) scheme, which will see a doubling of trains running between Newquay and Par. Construction, which is ...

YOUR correspondent Jim Finnie’s letter in Friday’s issue is the second example I’ve spotted in a few days of Dr Beeching and the Tories ...

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