Date: 03/12/2021

A campaign to help passengers plan their journeys during an eight-week rail closure launched this week. Major improvement works on the track, tunnels and overhead line equipment between Rutherglen and the Exhibition Centre will take place from 13 March until 8 May 2022, with the line closing and no services running during that time. Many services which would normally operate via Glasgow Central Low Level will be diverted into Glasgow Central High Level or Glasgow Queen Street Low Level.

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A campaign to help passengers plan their journeys during an eight-week rail closure launched this week.

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Looking down at the junction between east and westbound lines at Exhibition Centre station on 2 August 2015 as an eastbound service heads for the city centre.
Location: Exhibition Centre
Company: Glasgow Central Railway
02/08/2015 John McIntyre

A Whifflet train calls at Central Low Level on 5 August. It's only 11am but already Celtic fans are making their way to Dalmarnock for Celtic Park.
Location: Glasgow Central Low Level
Company: Glasgow Central Railway
05/08/2017 David Panton

A Dalmuir service pulls out of Argyle Street on Saturday 16th December 2017 while its many disgorged passengers queue for the exit and Argyle Street's shops. Those in the foreground, their shopping done, can afford to relax and await their train back to Lanarkshire.
Location: Argyle Street
Company: Glasgow Central Railway
16/12/2017 David Panton

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Tags: x Exhibition Centre x Anderston x Glasgow Central Low Level x Argyle Street x Bridgeton x Dalmarnock x Rutherglen x Maintenance work x Closure x Argyle Line x Diversions