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Transport Minister Keith Brown has unveiled the Scottish Government’s long term vision for active travel in Scotland to 2030.

Transport Minister Keith Brown today announced over £3 million worth of funding to be allocated to bus projects across Scotland over the next two years.

New train stations for East Linton and Reston are a step closer after services for the stops were written into the next ScotRail franchise.

Locals are invited to have their say on the updated design solution for the hairpin bend at Berriedale Braes on the northern section of the A9.

Design student Jane Fleming will create a permanent art installation for the Borders Railway after winning a competition run by Transport Scotland.

Andrew Miller has been appointed as Chair of Glasgow Prestwick Airport.

Vital ground investigations got underway today as part of the A90 Haudagain Improvement scheme.

Transport Minister Keith Brown has announced that another £70 million worth of sub-contracts are to be advertised from this week for the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route / Balmedie to Tipperty project, part of a package totalling some £221 million.

The Met Office has upgraded its Yellow warning for heavy rain to an Amber “be prepared” for parts of Dumfries & Galloway, Argyll & Bute, Stirlingshire, Perthshire and south Aberdeenshire.

Transport Minister Keith Brown has awarded £959,773 to Boyd Brothers Ltd for a new water freight service.