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Passengers using the ferry service between Gourock and Dunoon are set to benefit from the redeployment of the MV Coruisk for the 2014/15 winter timetable, Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced today.

More than a million pounds is to be invested to carry out major repairs and improve the A82 at Glen Gloy where a landslip caused severe damage to the riverbank supporting the road.

Multi-million contract up for grabs

Following a tender process for the Great Glen Cycle route, RJ McLeod Ltd, has emerged as the successful tenderer.

Scottish rail fares will only rise by an average of 1.9% next January thanks to a cap negotiated by the Scottish Government, Transport Minister Keith Brown announced today.

A contract worth at least £30 million to take forward the detailed design work for the first section of the Scottish Government’s ambitious A96 dualling programme is up for grabs.

A new £500,000 fund has been launched to improve accessibility on Scotland’s ferry network, Transport Minister Keith Brown announced today.

Research published today by Transport Scotland shows high levels of satisfaction amongst users of Scotland’s concessionary bus travel scheme.

Road users in the East of Scotland can look forward to improved maintenance arrangements and higher levels of service as a result of new maintenance contracts which come into force today (August 16).

The second of three large design contracts for the ambitious A9 dualling programme, each estimated to be worth between £40-£60 million, has been awarded.