Last updated:Today at 19:27
Train companies affected:Grand Central, Great Northern, Hull Trains, LNER, Lumo, Thameslink
Last updated:Today at 11:38
Train companies affected:South Western Railway
No changes to services have been announced.
Services will run as normal until around 19:00, when services will begin to wind down. Details of the time of the last train on each route can be found on the ScotRail website.
No service.
Services will operate on the following routes only:
Glasgow Central – Ayr
Glasgow Central – Ardrossan Harbour
Glasgow Central – Largs
Glasgow Central – Gourock
Glasgow Central – Wemyss Bay
Glasgow Central – Paisley Canal
Glasgow Central – Neilston
Glasgow Central – Newton
Glasgow Central – Glasgow Central via Cathcart Circle
Glasgow Central – East Kilbride
Glasgow Central – Barrhead
Glasgow Central – Girvan
Glasgow Central – Kilmarnock
Glasgow Central – Edinburgh via Shotts
Glasgow Central – Lanark
Balloch – Airdrie via Singer (becomes Balloch – Springburn after 19:00)
Milngavie – Springburn (becomes Milngavie – Motherwell after 19:00)
Helensburgh Central – Edinburgh
Motherwell – Dalmuir via Hamilton and Singer
Dalmuir – Motherwell via Yoker and Hamilton
Motherwell – Dalmuir via Whifflet and Yoker
Whifflet – Dalmuir via Yoker
Larkhall – Dalmuir via Yoker
Dalmuir – Larkhall via Singer
Glasgow Queen Street – Cumbernauld
Glasgow Queen Street – Anniesland via Maryhill
Glasgow Queen Street – Edinburgh via Falkirk High
Glasgow Queen Street – Alloa
Edinburgh – Dunblane
Edinburgh – Glenrothes with Thornton via Dunfermline
Edinburgh – Perth
Normal service, subject to the engineering work summarised below:
Due to engineering work between Glasgow and Falkirk, the following changes apply:
Glasgow – Cumbernauld/Falkirk Grahamston: Service withdrawn.
Glasgow – Alloa: Services will operate via Cumbernauld, calling all stations.
Glasgow – Edinburgh via Falkirk High: Trains will be diverted, running non-stop via Cumbernauld. Trains will call at Falkirk Grahamston.
Aberdeen/Inverness – Glasgow: Services will terminate at Perth/Stirling, with a combination of rail replacement and the option to change trains at Stirling.
Normal service, subject to the engineering work summarised below:
Due to engineering work between Glasgow and Falkirk, the following changes apply:
Glasgow – Cumbernauld/Falkirk Grahamston: Service withdrawn.
Glasgow – Alloa: Services will operate via Cumbernauld, calling all stations.
Glasgow – Edinburgh via Falkirk High: Trains will be diverted, running non-stop via Cumbernauld. Trains will call at Falkirk Grahamston.
Aberdeen/Inverness – Glasgow: Services will terminate at Perth/Stirling, with a combination of rail replacement and the option to change trains at Stirling.
Normal service, subject to the engineering work summarised below:
Due to engineering work between Glasgow and Falkirk, the following changes apply:
Glasgow – Cumbernauld/Falkirk Grahamston: Service withdrawn.
Glasgow – Alloa: Services will operate via Cumbernauld, calling all stations.
Glasgow – Edinburgh via Falkirk High: Trains will be diverted, running non-stop via Cumbernauld. Trains will call at Falkirk Grahamston.
Aberdeen/Inverness – Glasgow: Services will terminate at Perth/Stirling, with a combination of rail replacement and the option to change trains at Stirling.
Normal service, subject to the engineering work summarised below:
Due to engineering work between Glasgow and Falkirk, the following changes apply:
Glasgow – Cumbernauld/Falkirk Grahamston: Service withdrawn.
Glasgow – Alloa: Services will operate via Cumbernauld, calling all stations.
Glasgow – Edinburgh via Falkirk High: Trains will be diverted, running non-stop via Cumbernauld. Trains will call at Falkirk Grahamston.
Aberdeen/Inverness – Glasgow: Services will terminate at Perth/Stirling, with a combination of rail replacement and the option to change trains at Stirling.
The last trains of the day on New Year’s Eve will depart earlier than normal.
Due to engineering work between Glasgow and Falkirk, the following changes apply:
Glasgow – Cumbernauld/Falkirk Grahamston: Service withdrawn.
Glasgow – Alloa: Services will operate via Cumbernauld, calling all stations.
Glasgow – Edinburgh via Falkirk High: Trains will be diverted, running non-stop via Cumbernauld. Trains will call at Falkirk Grahamston.
Aberdeen/Inverness – Glasgow: Services will terminate at Perth/Stirling, with a combination of rail replacement and the option to change trains at Stirling.
No service.
Bank holiday in Scotland. A revised service will operate on Tuesday, 2 January, on the following routes only.
Glasgow Central – Ayr
Glasgow Central – Ardrossan Harbour
Glasgow Central – Largs
Glasgow Central – Gourock
Glasgow Central – Wemyss Bay
Glasgow Central – Paisley Canal
Glasgow Central – Neilston
Glasgow Central – Newton
Glasgow Central – Glasgow Central via Cathcart Circle
Glasgow Central – East Kilbride
Glasgow Central – Barrhead
Glasgow Central – Girvan
Glasgow Central – Kilmarnock
Glasgow Central – Edinburgh via Shotts
Glasgow Central – Lanark
Balloch – Airdrie via Singer (becomes Balloch – Springburn after 19:00)
Milngavie – Springburn (becomes Milngavie – Motherwell after 19:00)
Helensburgh Central – Edinburgh
Motherwell – Dalmuir via Hamilton and Singer
Dalmuir – Motherwell via Yoker and Hamilton
Motherwell – Dalmuir via Whifflet and Yoker
Whifflet – Dalmuir via Yoker
Larkhall – Dalmuir via Yoker
Dalmuir – Larkhall via Singer
Glasgow Queen Street – Cumbernauld
Glasgow Queen Street – Anniesland via Maryhill
Glasgow Queen Street – Edinburgh via Falkirk High
Glasgow Queen Street – Alloa
Edinburgh – Dunblane
Edinburgh – Glenrothes with Thornton via Dunfermline
Edinburgh – Perth
Due to engineering work in the Dumbarton area, the following changes will be made:
Trains between Edinburgh / Airdrie and Helensburgh Central will start / terminate at Dumbarton Central. Buses will replace trains between Dumbarton Central and Helensburgh Central.
Trains between Glasgow Queen Street and Oban / Fort William / Mallaig will be replaced by a bus between Glasgow Queen Street and Crianlarich.
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