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The new Inverness Airport railway station opened to passenger services on Friday, 3 February.
Inverness Airport railway station opens as Bam Nuttall completes work
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Major infrastructure investments recommended to improve Scotland’s transport network
Recommendations for major rail and road projects as well as fixed links between islands and the Scottish mainland have been featured in Transport Scotland’s Strategic Transport Projects Review 2 (STPR2).
Atkins and WSP lined up for £25M Rest and Be Thankful road overhaul
Transport Scotland intends to appoint Atkins and WSP for the £25M Rest and Be Thankful Road overhaul.
Funding boost for WSP project to transform disused railway line in Falkirk
Plans to convert a disused Scottish railway line into a walking and cycling route have been backed by Sustrans’ Places for Everyone fund.
Amey and Bear Scotland begin two Scottish road maintenance contracts
Two Scottish road maintenance contracts have got underway this week.
Queensferry Crossing bridge cable-cleaning mission begins
Structures specialist VSL will begin a three-month project today to clean all 288 stay cables on the Queensferry Crossing with the aim of preventing ice forming on the cables this winter.
Scots roads and infrastructure projects face uncertainty
Major road building and infrastructure projects in Scotland face being axed due to a lack of funding.
Contractor wanted for repairs to historic Scots bridge
Transport Scotland is seeking a main contractor to undertake a £16M contract to replace a section of the listed Kincardine Bridge which crosses the Firth of Forth in Fife, Scotland.
Bam close to finishing new Scottish station on East Coast Main Line
Reston station in Scotland, a new stop on the East Coast Main Line, will open to services next month, replacing the village’s former station that closed in 1964’s Beeching cuts.
Amey and Bear Scotland lined up for greener road maintenance contracts worth £1.27bn
Transport Scotland has named Bear Scotland and Amey as the preferred bidders to take over its improved roads maintenance contracts in the North West and North East respectively.