Date: 12/06/2016

A flagship railway station being constructed on the outskirts of Edinburgh has been extensively damaged after a break-in. Edinburgh Gateway is a £41m project intended to complete a vital link with Edinburgh's trams and improve access to the airport. British Transport Police said it was broken into between 19:30 and 21:00 on Saturday. Buildings under construction, vehicles and machinery were damaged.

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'Extensive damage' at vandalised station

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A flagship railway station being constructed on the outskirts of Edinburgh is extensively damaged after a break-in.

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A tram heading for Edinburgh Airport runs west through the site of the under construction Edinburgh Gateway station on 7 June 2016. The bridge linking the rail and tram sides of the interchange has recently been installed. Edinburgh Gateway is scheduled to become operational by the end of 2016
Location: Edinburgh Gateway [Tram]
Company: Edinburgh Trams
07/06/2016 John Furnevel

Overview of the site on Sunday 05/06/2016 looking northeast. The tram stop will be at the bottom left, at quite an angle to, and different height from, the rail platforms at the back. Presumably the seemingly dozens of roadsigns pointing to South Gyle station from this area will be removed in favour of signs for Gateway. After all South Gyle is not not an interchange or park and ride and doesn't even have much of a car park!
Location: Edinburgh Gateway
Company: Forth Bridge Connecting Lines (North British Railway)
05/06/2016 David Panton

170410 passes the future Edinburgh Gateway station heading to Waverley.
Location: Edinburgh Gateway
Company: Forth Bridge Connecting Lines (North British Railway)
06/04/2016 Bill Roberton