Many travelers are being denied boarding due to invalid passports. It’s crucial to verify that your passport has at least six months’ validity upon entering a foreign country, or three months for EU travel. Even if your passport has a few years left, ensure it meets specific requirements to avoid issues.
ScotRail offers a “Kids for a Quid” promotion allowing families to travel affordably during the school holidays. Up to four children aged 5–15 can travel for just £1 return each with a fare-paying adult on off-peak services, enabling enjoyable and budget-friendly outings across Scotland all summer long.
Glasgow night buses are extending their schedules for the World Cup, specifically for Scotland’s game and late-night matches on June 19 and 24. First Bus and McGill’s will operate these extended services to ensure easier transportation for fans heading home after the events.
Starting 1 July 2026, ScotRail will impose a £10 minimum fare for passengers boarding without a valid ticket, despite having had the chance to purchase one beforehand. Exemptions exist for specific ticket types, aiming to reduce fare evasion. Travelers are encouraged to understand the new rules and exemptions before journeying.
Designs for the new Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow have been unveiled, featuring a multi-storey circular building with offices, shops, and accommodation near a new transport hub. Elevated bridges will connect directly to Glasgow Caledonian University. The project aims to rejuvenate the Cowcaddens and Townhead areas, although plans and funding are still in progress.
Starting July 1, ScotRail will implement a £10 minimum fare for passengers boarding without a valid ticket. An education period will allow three months for people to adapt to this change, with staff reminders in place until then. More details, including exemptions, are available on their website.
SPT are withdrawing the 230 bus service which connects Silvertonhill, Hamilton, and Coatshill. The cuts, which were not advised in advance to Councillors, are expected to take effect around late March 2026 and will affect vulnerable residents in Blantyre at Coatshill. Local representatives including ourselves, are calling for SPT to reconsider these changes.
Glasgow Central will partially reopen on March 17th, with limited access on the upper level and fewer entrances. The station will have closed shops but Network Rail staff will assist visitors. Ongoing construction aims for a safe full reopening, with additional information expected later this week.