How many operational passenger railway stations there are at present in Scotland and how many it expects there to be in 2014-15.

There are currently 340 operational passenger railway stations in Scotland.
The Scottish Executive does not at present hold comprehensive information on all proposals for new stations as these are often developed and promoted, in the first instance, by the relevant local authority or regional transport partnership. The following stations are, however, being considered for re-opening as part of major projects.
Project
| Stations Under Consideration for Re-opening

Airdrie
- Bathgate
| Plains, Caldercruix, Armadale, Blackridge

Stirling – Alloa – Kincardine
| Alloa

Larkhall – Milngavie
| Larkhall

Borders
| Galashiels, Eskbank, Gorebridge, Newtongrange

Larkhall – Milngavie
| Dawsholm (to be re-named Kelvindale), Chatelherault, Merryton

Edinburgh Airport Rail Link
| Edinburgh Airport

Glasgow Airport Rail Link
| Glasgow Airport

Borders
| Tweedbank

The Scottish Executive is also supporting the feasibility studies into the Aberdeen Crossrail and Glasgow Crossrail proposals which will include the creation of new stations, as well as proposals for new stations at Laurencekirk, Reston and East Linton.