From Monday 29^th January, Network Rail engineers will be delivering safety-critical rockfall prevention engineering works on the main Edinburgh-Glasgow railway line, with normal services resuming on Friday 2^nd February.

The work will mean significant disruption to some services through Scotland’s Central Belt, including Falkirk stations. A list of changes is available below:

Edinburgh Waverley – Glasgow Queen Street (via Falkirk High) services will terminate at Linlithgow; no trains will run between Edinburgh Waverley and Linlithgow.
Edinburgh Waverley – Dunblane services will terminate at Falkirk Grahamston; no trains will run between Edinburgh Waverley and Falkirk Grahamston.
Edinburgh Waverley – Helensburgh and Milngavie services will terminate at Bathgate; no trains will run between Edinburgh Waverley and Bathgate.
Edinburgh Waverley – Inverness services will run via Fife; ScotRail services will not call at Stirling, and coaches will replace trains on LNER services between Edinburgh, Stirling and Inverness.

Passengers should check their journey before travelling at the National Rail website (linked for your convenience), or with their individual train operator.

For further information on these engineering works, please visit the Network Rail news article.

Alternatively, for further information or queries, contact the Network Rail national helpline by phone: 03457 11 41 41, or via their Twitter account (X.com).