The Latest Breaking News from ScotRail

ScotRail re-introduce later Edinburgh trains in hope of ending ongoing dispute

Some 700 services disappeared from the newly-nationalised operator on May 23 as members of the Aslef union refused to work rest days and ScotRail introduced a temporary timetable for its network

Edinburgh Live · Jun 10, 2022

ScotRail brings back more later trains amid hopes of resolution to pay dispute

From Monday, ScotRail will reintroduce services on some routes, a move which will see the last train home for many leave later as hopes rise for a resolution to a pay dispute with drivers.

Glasgow Live · Jun 10, 2022

ScotRail to run more later trains in hope for driver pay dispute resolution

Some 700 services disappeared from the newly-nationalised operator as members of the Aslef union refused to work rest days.

Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022

Breakthrough for ScotRail drivers as union accepts improved five per cent pay offer

The rail provider has been in talks for some time regarding the ongoing dispute, with the prospect of the biggest rail strike in three decades at the end of June not helping proceedings.

Edinburgh Live · Jun 9, 2022

ScotRail breakthrough as union negotiators back improved pay offer

ASLEF said a five per cent pay offer had been made and would be put to a referendum of members.

Daily Record · Jun 9, 2022

Strike worries ease as ScotRail agrees deal with train drivers union

SCOTRAIL has struck a deal with a trade union which could see the end of the pay dispute with its drivers.

The National (Scotland) · Jun 9, 2022

Tartan Army see silver lining in Hampden clouds as Scotland overcome Armenia

SCOTRAIL kept the Tartan Army off the tracks. Armenia never looked like derailing Scotland.

The National (Scotland) · Jun 8, 2022

How will ScotRail be affected by the upcoming RMT strikes?

SCOTRAIL services are set to be severely impacted later this month with a three-day strike leaving the rail operator uncertain if it will be able to…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 8, 2022

Glasgow police ask Scotland fans not to pee in gardens near Hampden ahead of game

Thousands of Tartan Army supporters will descend on Scotland's national stadium tonight to cheer on Steve Clarke's side as they take on Armenia.

Glasgow Live · Jun 8, 2022

'Fans prefer to walk' SNP minister confirms no replacement buses for Scotland fans amid rail chaos

ScotRail has urged fans to leave the game early to catch the last train from Mount Florida to Glasgow Central.

Daily Record · Jun 8, 2022