Platform two at Hamilton West station will be unusable for 15 weeks. Eastbound trains to Motherwell and Larkhall will not stop at this station, while westbound services to Glasgow will continue to operate as usual. For more details, visit scotrail.co.uk/plan-your-journey/engineering-works.
The brand-new Hairmyres Station in East Kilbride officially opened today Sunday 18th May 2025, offering commuters a modern, upgraded travel experience. 🚆👏 Alongside the new station, a spacious car park has also opened — making it even easier to park and ride. Great news for locals and daily travellers alike and hopefully an end to commuters who had been parking in […]
The East Kilbride to Glasgow Central railway line will reopen on 18 May 2025 after a 16-week closure for electrification and upgrades. A new Hairmyres Station, opening on 19 May 2025, will include modern facilities, accessible features, and transport options. Trains will still stop at Hairmyres on 18 May.
The Scottish Government has announced the permanent elimination of peak rail fares in Scotland, effective September 1. First Minister John Swinney stated that this decision follows a successful improvement in Scotland’s financial situation and responds to demands from commuters, climate activists, and the business sector.
Hamilton West Railway Station is set to undergo a £2.1 million renovation of platform 2, starting from May 18th for 15 weeks. This project aims to enhance passenger movement and safety. During construction, eastbound trains will not stop at Hamilton West, directing passengers to Hamilton Central instead.
The 2025 Stereofunk Festival is scheduled for Saturday, 26th April, at Hamilton Racecourse. Traffic Scotland has issued a warning about potential traffic congestion on the M74, East Kilbride Expressway, and Bellshill Bypass, as well as local routes leading to Raith. Attendees should plan accordingly.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has issued a fresh travel warning for tourists heading to Turkey as well as for British nationals already on holiday there. Tensions have escalated in the region due to events in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories. This has led to large-scale protests outside diplomatic missions linked to the conflict. […]
Train services between Dalmuir and Larkhall are cancelled due to extensive damage from Storm Éowyn, affecting Blantyre and nearby stations. Disruption is expected until January 28th. Network Rail is addressing over 500 incidents, including downed trees and damaged overhead wires. Most other tracks in Lanarkshire have resumed normal service.