Glasgow Central Station

17/02/2021

We miss you! Here's Paul and Jackie from Glasgow Central Tours with a wee message for you all.

“We miss you! Here's Paul and Jackie from Glasgow Central Tours with a wee message for you all. 🔎 https://t.co/WGP983dKQf”

17/02/2021

🛎🔥 In the interest of 🔥 safety we will be testing our 🔥 🚨

16/02/2021

Planned upgrade work on our High Level lift which services Platform 15 to Hope St entrance & link corridor will be out of service from Today and tomorrow Wed 17th Feb. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

12/02/2021

Plans are in place for Scotland’s Railway to electrify the route between Glasgow and East Kilbride / Barrhead.

Travel on the route? We want to hear your views about how we can minimise the disruption as we deliver the enhancements as quickly as possible.
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https://www.ScotRail.co.uk/enhancements

10/02/2021

🛎🔥 In the interest of 🔥 safety we will be testing our 🔥 🚨 system.

09/02/2021

Our track teams couldn't carry out their planned works due to the snowfall, so deiced the points around the station overnight instead. Here they are at work. 👷‍♀️👷‍♂️

https://twitter.com/networkrailscot/status/1359049897991888898?s=21

06/02/2021

Wow. They couldn’t have timed the release of this better. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
England 6-11 Caledonia

The Stay at Home Choir and VOCES8 present the digital premiere of Dougie MacLean's iconic ballad 'Caledonia', in a sumptuous arrangement by the group's own B...

01/02/2021

It’s National Breathing Space day today. A reminder that it’s ok to take some time for yourself.
If you’re struggling with your mental health, talk to Breathing Space on 0800 83 85 87.

27/01/2021

Make time for activities which help improve mental health such as enjoying nature, listening to music, or staying in touch with friends and family can help.
.scot skilled advisors provide free, confidential, listening and advice for anyone who is experiencing low mood, anxiety or distress in their lives.
How do you take your breathing space?

26/01/2021

National Breathing Space Day takes place on 1st February each year, encouraging Scots to 'take some breathing space' for better mental wellbeing
This last year has been an especially challenging time, meaning it's more important than ever to prioritise mental wellbeing.

Making time for activities which help improve mental health such as enjoying nature, listening to music, or staying in touch with friends and family can help.

Breathing Space Day also highlights the support available from our skilled advisors at Breathing Space who provide free, confidential, listening and advice for anyone who is experiencing low mood, anxiety or distress in their lives.