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Scotland’s rail network is set for a spring bonanza as it prepares for this year’s major international sporting events.

‘Project Bank Accounts’ piloted on first roads infrastructure project.

Refurbishment completed almost two weeks early.

£8 billion of capital investment expected to be spent over the next two years will support around 50,000 full time jobs across Scotland, Keith Brown said today.

The A96 Inveramsay Bridge improvement scheme took a step nearer to construction today when the public notice for the main contract, worth around £11 million, was published.

Scotland’s fast-train ambitions are gaining momentum as Transport Minister Keith Brown meets with HS2 Ltd today (THUR) at the high speed rail Centre of Excellence in Edinburgh’s Heriot-Watt University.

Commuters in the Inverness area can help keep delays to a minimum when the final phase of the £13.2 million Kessock Bridge upgrade gets underway next month.

Major milestone reached for motorway project as contractual costs driven down by over £100 million and early works agreement sealed for advance works to start

Transport Minister Keith Brown has welcomed news of the latest major milestone in the Edinburgh – Glasgow rail Improvement Programme (EGIP) and revealed the funding plans allow for a complete transformation of one of Scotland’s busiest transport hubs

A series of additional sailings to Orkney will operate over summer 2014 to encourage more people to take part in Year of Homecoming events on the islands, Transport Minister Keith Brown announced today.