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British Railways

A man dressed as Sir Walter Scott celebrates the creation of Borders Railway service, which re-established a section of the old Waverley route, in 2015 (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Progress towards reversing Beeching’s infamous railway cuts is stalling

ScotRail will return to state ownership from April. Picture: John Devlin

Clarity the key as ScotRail begins new era in April – Alastair Dalton

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps deployed flowery rhetoric from the days of the Flying Scotsman as he effectively admitted the great Tory masterplan for the railways had failed, says Brian Wilson (Picture: Tolga Akmen-WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Making British railways great depends on investment, not flags – Brian Wilson

The future of ScotRail's Saltire brand is uncertain under Great British Railways. Picture: John Devlin

Great British Railways isn’t BR mark two or nationalisation – so what is it?

Control of Scotland's rail network could become the latest flashpoint between the Scottish and UK governments (Picture: John Devlin)

Cross-Border rail row won't cool independence support – Alastair Dalton

LNER's cross-Border services would be among those controlled by Great British Railways. Picture: Crest Photography

Great British Railways body announced to run industry – but what about Scotland?

Brian Monteith: Romance clouds judgment of Borders Railway plan

Training pays off after 18 long years

The Scotsman Top Stories

A computer generated image issued by Transport Scotland of the proposed debris flow shelter

£470m road shelter planned to shield A83 Rest and Be Thankful from landslides

Scottish Labour are predicting 20,000 Scots will die in 2023 while waiting for NHS Treatment.

More than 18,000 Scots died while waiting on NHS treatment, amid private surge

Criticism of the Scottish Government’s stewardship of NHS Scotland, or indeed any area of devolution, is often met with whataboutery from ministers who assure the Scottish public things are just as bad south of the border.

Analysis: Scottish Government can no longer indulge in whataboutery on NHS