Lost Railway Stations of South Leith - aka Edinburgh

A lost sight on Edinburgh street...the efficient SMT buses that killed the local railways.

Of all the railway proj3cts being neglected in Scotland, surely the best case for investment is to Build on `success and extend the Tweedbank "branch" to Melrose St.Bos'ls and Hawick?

CAMPAIGN FOR BORDERS RAIL | Building on success BUILDING ON SUCCESS We're a long-established pressure group promoting the benefits of modern train services for communities across the Borderlands. Our grassroots campaign saw the rail link from Edinburgh to the Scottish Borders reopened. Now we're lobbying to extend the popular Borders Railway onwa...

https://www.fofnl.org.uk/

The Friends of the Far North Line We publish a magazine for our members three times a year. We also use this to keep FNL matters in the minds of top Scottish rail managers and other members of the rail industry, such as Scottish Rail Holdings and Transport Scotland by distributing around 150 complimentary copies to them and to polit...

https://www.starlink-campaign.org.uk/files/f9e32f49c8d623a63279aa0923522ab3-438.php

'No railway to St Andrews' in The Times | StARLink News

https://www.dunfermlinepress.com/news/14458521.Railway_reopening_plan_gains_backing_from_SNP/

Railway reopening plan gains backing from SNP The campaign for a direct rail service between West Fife and Glasgow has been given an boost.

It seems to defeat people to see that this arch of the Caley Hotel on Rutland St used to be the "Station Entrance" to the rather extrapolated name "Princes Street Station" which every Edinburgher knows as The Caley. First stop Merchiston (towards Glasgow) or Gorgie (towards Leith)
(pic is a detail borrowed from "Lost Edinburgh" and "Edinburgh Past & Present")

Rail Action Group, East of Scotland (RAGES)

A breathtakingly optimistic scheme is being promoted to get the "South Sub" returned to passenger service. Great idea BUT needs rail and civil engineering professipnal "help"

Our Proposal — Tram Trains for Edinburgh A campaign to restore passenger services on Edinburgh's south suburban railway