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This consultation applies to Scotland only and seeks the views of those individuals and / or organisations that hold an interest in noise pollution from roads and railways

The £11m redevelopment of Dalmarnock Station began in September 2011. The station was reopened on 6 December 2013 by Nicola Sturgeon MSP, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure Investment & Cities.

Conon Bridge Station reopened on 8 February 2013. The £600,000 project was delivered in partnership by Network Rail, First ScotRail, Highland Council, HITRANS and Transport Scotland.

Dundee City Council is substantially refurbishing Dundee station passenger facilities at a cost of £38 million as part of its Waterside Development. A key driver in the station development is the high profile opening of the adjacent Victoria and Albert Museum, scheduled for 2018. The project is on target for summer 2018 completion.

Transport Scotland in partnership with Perth & Kinross Council, ScotRail, Network Rail and Tactran have delivered a lasting legacy ahead of the 2014 Ryder Cup.

Action plan setting out detail on how we will make Scotland’s rail passenger services net greenhouse gas free by 2035.

The judgment in the case brought by Nationwide Gritting Services against Scottish Ministers has been published today with Lord Woolman finding in favour of Scottish Ministers.

Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, Investment and Cities, Keith Brown is expected to travel to Aberdeen today to confirm that the airport junctions and Balmedie sections of the Aberdeen Bypass will be delivered early.

Second phase of research, and two year study, to ascertain which pothole repair products and techniques are suitable for use as interim and/or permanent repairs.

The study analyses a range of scenarios including differing levels of zero-emission vehicle uptake and changes in travel behaviour to understand the magnitude and range of change required for Scotland to meet its climate change targets.