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Smart thinking – 40 years on

Scottish Citylink are celebrating 40 years of Connecting Scotland, with some of their coaches wearing the anniversary logo along with an original strapline of ‘Citylinking-Smart Thinking’. Evolving from the Scottish Bus Group’s range of coach services which expanded in the early 1980s, Scottish Citylink Coaches Limited became a separate entity in 1985 and gradually developed

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Masterplan for multi-modal transport interchange

Masterplan for multi-modal transport interchange

Network Rail recently displayed results from their Passengers Insight survey at a collaborative strategy Public Showcase event hosted by Highland Council. As part of ongoing work on the Inverness Station Masterplan, HITRANS has appointed architectural design consultants Austin-Smith: Lord to undertake feasibility work into the potential relocation of Inverness bus station and the reconstruction of

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Inter7City Transformation

Inter7City Transformation

Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop’s announcement of the ScotRail HST replacement programme promises a more attractive and greener choice encouraging more people to travel by rail. Train options likely to be available are 20-year old diesel Meridians, or new hybrid electric/diesel trains which are more environmentally friendly as electrification is extended but could cost more to

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By ScotRail to the Harry Potter Bridge – The Role of Rail in Scottish Tourism

The spectacular scenery of Scotland’s Mountains, Moors and Lochs is best viewed from the train. The Jacobite steam train (“Hogwarts Express”) carries thousands of Harry Potter fans every year over the world-famous Glenfinnan Viaduct, aka the Harry Potter Bridge (see photo). The Royal Scotsman, “Scotland’s poshest train”, offers luxury land cruises on the West Highland

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Grangemouth Rail Opening

Re-opening the railway to Grangemouth emerged as a popular issue from the recent 2024 travel survey by Falkirk Council. Successful restoration of train services to Leven and the Borders confirms rail as a catalyst for economic regeneration. This is badly needed in Grangemouth. The Scottish and UK Governments have announced an investment plan for Grangemouth following the decision to

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