Date: 12/05/2022

Scotlands Railways new purpose-built engineering depot at Cadder was visited by Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth MSP and Amy Callaghan MP today (Thursday 12 May).During her visit, Ms Gilruth unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the official opening of the depot and guests had the opportunity to see some of the operations of the yard. These include: three new service platforms, train cleaning facilities, refuelling unit, night-time accommodation for up to six High-Speed Trains (HSTs), a new modular building with capacity to accommodate up to 250 support staff.

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Scotlands Railways new purpose-built engineering depot at Cadder was visited by Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth MSP and Amy Callaghan MP today (Thursday 12 May).

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Scotland's Railway's new purpose-built engineering depot at Cadder was visited by Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth MSP and Amy Callaghan MP today (Thursday 12 May). During her visit, Ms Gilruth unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the official opening of the depot and guests had the opportunity to see some of the operations of the yard. These include: three new service platforms, train cleaning facilities, refuelling unit, night-time accommodation for up to six High-Speed Trains (HSTs), a new modular building with capacity to accommodate up to 250 support staff.
Location: Cadder Yard
Company: Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
12/05/2022 Network Rail

Scotland's Railway's new purpose-built engineering depot at Cadder was visited by Minister for Transport, Jenny Gilruth MSP and Amy Callaghan MP today (Thursday 12 May). During her visit, Ms Gilruth unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the official opening of the depot and guests had the opportunity to see some of the operations of the yard.
Location: Cadder Yard
Company: Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
12/05/2022 Network Rail

HST passing Cadder Depot at speed. The new facility will support nighttime cleaning, servicing and maintenance of the HST fleet that operates from Glasgow and Edinburgh to Aberdeen and Inverness. Cadder was quickly identified as the ideal location to accommodate HSTs due to its accessibility to Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverley stations, where more than 80% of ScotRail’s Inter7City services start or finish.
Location: Cadder Yard
Company: Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
12/05/2022 Network Rail

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