Waverley

Paddle steamer Waverley launches anniversary year amid record bookings

Cause of Waverley paddle steamer crash that injured 24 aboard revealed

Members of the Royal Company of Archers at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh in July 2023. Picture: PA

Bonnie Prince Charlie's victory ball at Holyroodhouse revealed

Queen Street station still has toilet charges unlike Glasgow Central

The 'irritating' lottery over paying to use toilets at rail stations Alastair Dalton

Kyles of Bute

Ad Feature Book now for a summer cruise along the Clyde coast – kids go for £1

PS Waverley makes her way down the river Clyde on her first sailing of 2024. Picture: John Devlin

The volunteer who saved Waverley paddle steamer recognised in honours

The proposed Forth Bridge Experience centre at the south end of the bridge. (Photo by Network Rail Scotland)

Forth Bridge climb and station tours? Money's needed - Alastair Dalton Alastair Dalton

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A London Scottish oddity

Waverley leaving its berth beside Glasgow Science Centre at the launch of its summer season last May for a cruise down the Clyde to Tighnabruaich. (Photo by John Devlin/The Scotsman)

Paddle steamer Waverley’s bumper summer sailings to mark 50th milestone

Waverley and Turkish-built MV Isle of Islay put Clyde-built Glen Rosa to shame Scotsman comment

Communities rallying round cost-of-living crisis victims put government to shame Christine Jardine

Living La Traviata way: intoxicating pleasures are best when they're fleeting Laura Waddell

Ash Regan (centre) was a surprise candidate in the SNP leadership race against Humza Yousaf and Kate Forbes. Picture: Craig Brough - Pool/Getty Images.

Political musical chairs will lead to a loss of faith in the SNP - John McLellan

A total of 24 passengers were injured when the paddle steamer hit Brodick pier. Picture: John Devlin

Passengers sue over 'terrible' injuries in Waverley paddle steamer crash

The 40-year-old trains were based on bus bodies

UK’s most hated trains to run on Waverley route

Clever use of space in one of the bedrooms at Market Street Hotel, Edinburgh

Market Street Hotel, Edinburgh, review

The appeal for vital funding was launched after it was announced in May that the PS Waverley, built in 1946, would not sail in 2019.

Fundraiser to save Waverley paddle steamer hits its target of £2.3million

The Caledonian Sleeper. Picture: Andrew Smith

Passengers kept awake by alarms in latest fault on troubled Caledonian Sleeper s...

The paddle steamer Waverley.

£1 million boost for ‘People’s Paddle Steamer’ the Waverley

Borders Railway passengers were among those caught in the major disruption. Picture: Ross Ryrie

Waverley meltdown reveals ScotRail’s lack of resilience

Passengers wait for the 21.56 train to leave Edinburgh's Waverley station. (Pic: Ross Ryrie)

Borders Railway passengers share anger after train chaos at Waverley station

One of the new £150 million fleet of Caledonian Sleeper trains. Picture: Iain McLean

The Caledonian Sleeper, review

Waverley Station. Picture: Neil Hanna

Brake valve closed on train which overshot Waverley station

The Waverley paddle steamer is undergoing restoration in Glasgow

Push to restore Waverley paddle steamer hits £500k milestone

The new hub

New UK Government hub in Edinburgh to be named after Queen

Paul Semple, general manager of Waverley Excursions. Picture: John Devlin

Historic steamship the Waverley could sail again in 2020

The Clyde is largely bereft of river traffic despite major developmennts such as the SEC. Picture: John Devlin

When will river traffic return to the forgotten Clyde? - Alastair Dalton

Martyn McLaughlin: Why the Waverley paddle steamer must be saved

Paul Semple, Waverley Excursions general manager. Picture: John Devlin.

£2m fundraising bid to save world’s last sea-going paddle steamer in Scotland

The crackdown took place near Waverley train station.

The bizarre reason 7 Edinburgh taxi drivers were sent home for wearing ‘inapprop...

One third of Scotrail services arrive early

Crowds gather to watch the Flying Scotsman leave Waverley Station in 1964 (Photo: TSPL)

These 25 photos show the dramatic changes to Waverley station through the years

Waverley is projected to deal with 49 million passengers a year by 2048 (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Here’s where Edinburgh could have new railway hub – John McLellan

Drew Bain spoke of his dismay after a conductor refused to accept his money and left him stranded on a station platform.

Dyslexic Edinburgh man left stunned by city tram ticket snub

A points failure at Edinburgh Park caused chaos for commuters.

Points failure in Edinburgh causes commuter chaos as trains and buses delayed

From Kidnapped to The Outrun, Scotland has a proud history of delivering quality literature

40 books set in Scotland that everyone should read

The bridge pylon takes inspiration from shipyard cranes which once lined the river. Picture: Glasgow City Council

Video: New Clyde swing bridge will be one of largest opening foot crossings in E...

Duddingston cardiac arrest victim, 47, thanks medics who saved his life

Protesters at Hawick Station with a mock coffin demonstrating against the closure of the Waverley route in 1969. Picture: Southern Reporter

Coffins, detonators and bomb threats: Closure of the Borders Railway recalled

Commuters at Morningside Station on the South Sub line in 1961

John McLellan: Smoke signals for Edinburgh South Sub train loop

Passengers at Uphall after the three carriages were left behind by the train.

Decoupled ScotRail train '˜most serious railway incident in recent years'

Murray Horn, left, was on board the runaway train.

Passenger tells of '˜disbelief' after ScotRail train decouples at Uphall
Angry rail passengers are demanding answers as to how a ScotRail train uncoupled and sped off leaving carriages full of rush-hour commuters stranded.

An artists impression of what is seen one of the UKs most key city centre regeneration projects. Picture: Contributed

Queensberry moves in on New Waverley development

Edinburgh International Business Gateway

Commercial property: Capital overcrowding demands we go west

Commercial property: New lease of life for historic Old Town school

Passengers deserve a better service (Picture: Ian Georgeson)

Kezia Dugdale: How to stop trains being over-priced and over-crowded

Photograph by Ian Georgeson.

Tree branch on overhead wires at Haymarket causes severe rail disruption

The Waverley paddle steamer

Passengers stranded as Waverley paddle steamer breaks down

Alastair Dalton: Roadtesting ScotRail's new train reveals many changes

North Bridge, Edinburgh

Bus ban on North Bridge unless Â£22m repairs carried out

Virgin staff showed that Christmas was a time of giving by handing out sandwiches at Waverley Station. Picture: WILL OLIVER/AFP/GettyImages

Virgin Train staff share sandwiches with homeless at Waverley

Platform at Waverley where works take place

Waverley works happening on Christmas and New Year

The trailer for Avengers: Infinity War has been released.

Video: Edinburgh briefly features in Avengers: Infinity War trailer

Tourist boost as Borders Railway celebrates second anniversary

3.5 million people passed through Edinburgh Waverley during the Festival. Picture: Greg Macvean

Edinburgh Festivals see 3.5m people pass through Waverley

The Waverley, the world's last remaining seagoing passenger paddle steamer, is to return to service. Picture: Matt Cardy/Getty Images

Famous Waverley steamer to return to service next week

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