Electrification makes an appearance on Borders Railway
After starting electrification work on the Borders Railway in February, Network Rail engineers have now begun installing the steel masts that will sup…
Flood resilience work to disrupt services in Wales this month
Network Rail is warning passengers of disruption to train services later this month as it carries out engineering work that it promises will make the …
Tenth anniversary of line reopening celebrated with a football festival
A football festival at Galashiels in the Scottish Borders has celebrated the tenth anniversary of the opening of the Borders Railway.
May 2026 timetable alterations confirmed for ScotRail passengers
ScotRail has confirmed a series of timetable changes across its network from Sunday, 17 May 2026, introducing additional weekend services while revisi…
Borders Railway electrification work to begin this month
Network Rail is set to launch the first stage of electrification on the Borders Railway this week, signalling a significant move towards cleaner, more…
Seven-month vegetation clearance project to start in Scotland
Network Rail has start next week on a seven-month project to clear vegetation from a 30-mile stretch of the Borders Railway in Scotland.
Travel advice for Scotland v France Six Nations rugby match
ScotRail has issued travel advice for anyone travelling to Scottish Gas Murrayfield to watch this Saturday’s against France.
Book Review: Railways of South and West Scotland by Ian Lothian
This is a photographic journey around the railways of southern Scotland, showing changes in motive power, liveries and services over the last 30 years…
ScotRail celebrates its fortieth birthday
ScotRail is celebrating its fortieth birthday today (Friday 22 September), and is highlighting what it calls the "remarkable transformations"
Call for defibrillators to be installed at stations on Borders Railway
A member of the Scottish Parliament has called for defibrillators to be installed at three railway stations on the Borders Railway to Tweedbank.