Daniel McWilliams

ℹ️ Glasgow Central station remains closed following a significant fire in a shop next to the station on Union Street. 🚆 No ScotRail services will operate to or from Glasgow Central high level. ScotRail services will not call at Glasgow Central low level, but will pass through the station to stop at Argyle Street and Anderson today. (Monday, 9 March). Please continue to keep an eye on your services via our app and website. See more info here. ⬇️ orlo.uk/LB1rX

⚠️🍃 We won’t know the full extent of the damage caused by Storm Éowyn until the storm passes. Customers should not expect any trains to run tomorrow before midday at the earliest. Please keep an eye on our app and social media feeds for the latest service information.

⛔️Storm Éowyn ⛔️ With the safety of customers and staff of paramount importance, we will not be safe to operate passenger services due to the forecast weather conditions across Scotland during #StormÉowyn. All ScotRail services are suspended on Friday, 24 January. We strongly advise you not to travel, as there will be no train services, and no alternative transport will be available. The Met Office issued an upgraded red warning for Storm Éowyn, which is expected to arrive in Scotland in the morning on Friday, 24 January, bringing extremely high winds, with gusts reaching 100mph in some parts. The red warning will be in place from 10.00 to 17.00 and covers central Scotland, Tayside, Fife, south west Scotland, Lothian, Borders, and Strathclyde. There is also an amber warning for wind across the rest of the country and a yellow warning for snow covering much of the highlands. This could lead to trees and other debris falling onto the tracks, trapping trains and putting people in danger. It can also impact service recovery times due to poor road and driving conditions. Once the warnings pass, the network will have to undergo safety inspections before services can be reintroduced. Please check the ScotRail website or app before travelling on Saturday morning. Tickets for travel dated 24 January can now be used from Thursday, 23 January, up to and including Tuesday, 28 January. This means that these can be used before or after the date printed on the ticket. If your journey has been cancelled or disrupted, you can get a fee-free refund at scotrail.co.uk/refund. It’s vital that you check your journey before travelling. You can do this via the following channels: - ScotRail App - JourneyCheck.com/ScotRail Plus, you can get the latest updates when you follow us on social media @ScotRail. ℹ️ scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrai…

📢 From Sunday, 2 June, our train shuttle between Ayr and Prestwick Town will be withdrawn. Buses will operate between Ayr and Prestwick Town. Please change at Prestwick for connections to Glasgow. This is to allow @NetworkRailSCOT infrastructure works to be carried out.

⚠️ All services across the country are currently suspended due to severe weather from #StormIsha. There will be no rush hour services on Monday morning, routes will require inspection by @NetworkRailScot before any trains operate. Check back for updates. xitter.cf/NetworkRailSCOT/status…

We're recruiting Conductors for the new Levenmouth line! Based at Leven station, they'll work on trains across Central Scotland. If you... 🦺 Put safety first 🗣️ Communicate clearly 🧏‍♀️ Are great with people 🧘‍♂️ Can keep calm under pressure ...this could be the job for you.

🚨 Despite absolutely smashing the Twitter vote, Wemyss Bay is getting utterly trounced in the web poll. Let's make sure the #WorldCupofStations trophy comes to Scotland, vote below AND at raildeliverygroup.com/compon…