👷 From Sat 25 January until Sun 18 May, no trains will run between East Kilbride and Thornliebank as we work to electrify the route.
Tracks and bridges will be upgraded and we'll install overhead wires during the 16 weeks. ⤵️
@ScotRail | @transcotland
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👷 From Sat 25 January until Sun 18 May, no trains will run between East Kilbride and Thornliebank as we work to electrify the route.
Tracks and bridges will be upgraded and we'll install overhead wires during the 16 weeks. ⤵️
@ScotRail | @transcotland
https://t.co/CCnwRoxiAi
📽️ Footage from our team at Saltcoats. You can see the waves and debris coming over the sea wall, meaning it's not safe to run trains until conditions improve.
Glasgow Central - Largs/Ardrossan services will terminate and start back from Kilwinning.
#StormAshley@ScotRail
We’ll be working hard to keep services running, but if you’re due to travel on Sunday or Monday morning once the storm has passed, please check your journey at https://t.co/bzD9e6TNDL or with your train operator before you leave the house.
Our dedicated weather forecaster will be monitoring #StormAshley in real-time, and keeping us up to date.
We’re asking our neighbours living next to the railway to help us keep lines open by securing loose garden furniture, trampolines or sheds which could be blown onto tracks.
Preparations are well underway, with Network Rail’s response teams and engineers carrying out proactive checks at known flood sites, and teams will be on standby ready to respond to any flooding, fallen trees or debris and damage to our infrastructure.
Trains on the Highland Main Line, Kilwinning – Ayr/Largs, Stranraer and Aberdeen-Dundee lines will also be slowed down during the storm’s peak.
55mph wind gusts are forecast widely, with 60mph+ in the West Highlands and Ayrshire, and 70mph between Inverness and Kyle.
⚠️ We’ve just received an update on #StormAshley from our weather forecaster. In response to this, we’ll be putting speed restrictions in place on the West Highland Line and Inverness-Kyle of Lochalsh line from early evening on Sunday (20 October), to help keep people safe.
🤔 Did you know? @BTP's 61016 text service offers passengers and railway staff a way to contact them directly and discreetly, to report non-emergency crime.
📱 Save the number in your phone now.
☎️ In an emergency, always call 999.
😍 It's our 145th birthday!
On August 1, 1879, we opened our doors for the first time. 145 years later, we're still moving tens of millions of our fellow Glaswegians and visitors every year! 🚂
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Please come and say hello to us at Glasgow Central Station next Thursday 18 July.
We will be collecting two important items - boxer shorts and socks - and we'll also be accepting financial donations for our work with those affected by homelessness, poverty and addiction.
It’s easy to enter a level crossing when you’re not paying attention and, before you know it, you’ve crossed the line. Take care of yourself and others by not losing focus and remaining vigilant. Don’t cross the line without first checking it’s safe.
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This Saturday 1st June is The Railway Bears Third annual big walk around Cumbrae!
In November a group of Armed forces veterans who are residents at Erskine Veterans Charity will travel to London, attending the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance
2024 is the 80th anniversary of D-Day, which makes this so important for our Veterans💜 We can't make all this happen without your support.
Interested in supporting the cause? Head to the Railway Bears fundraiser.
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🛠️ Getting a train this late spring Bank Holiday? 👷
Some train services will be affected from Saturday 25 - Monday 27 May as we improve Scotland's Railway.
Check before you travel at https://t.co/12TCcwK3x2
#MayRailWorks
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