The Latest Breaking News from ScotRail

Both ScotRail and LNER advised customers of delays and cancellations on social media.

LNER and ScotRail have issued a warning to passengers after a person was sadly hit by a train on Saturday and services are disrupted.

THE First Minister has laid out his priorities for government to the Scottish Parliament.

PEAK fares will be scrapped in Scotland later this year as a trial of cut-price rail travel, the First Minister has announced.

McGill's bus company owners hit back at government policy - arguing it favours rail subsidies over buses

Record View says a light-touch approach, which sees our bus networks starved of cash, will no longer cut it.

A total of 60 stations will benefit from the project aimed at monitoring the areas and protecting passengers.

Liberal Democrat Freedom of Information request reveals extent of spending by newly-nationalised train operator

The cameras aim to keep people safe and cut down anti-social behaviour

It's all part of a £2 million investment across Scotland by the country's rail operator.

Agnieszka Narczynska, 34, was travelling alone on a ScotRail service between Glasgow and Lanark at around around 11pm on April 4 when a male passenger began to make advances towards her, calling her "gorgeous", before taking pictures