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Rail chiefs are working to arrange replacement buses, but none have been confirmed so far.
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The railway line through Clydebank is set to close for five days for work on the Exxon site development. [This closure, Christmas 2023, will be west of Bowling. Works are by the former Bowling Oil Terminal, Dunglass. -RS]
(Permalink) Bowling Bowling Oil Terminal Dunglass West Dunbartonshire Counci |
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A vehicle has struck a railway bridge near Glasgow, causing delays to trains leaving the city.
Scotrail is warning passengers through its Twitter account of the incident, occurred between Bowling and Dumbarton East. As a result, trains through these stations have been halted until all checks on the bridge have been carried out. (Permalink) Bowling Bridge strike Dumbarton East |
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A 212ft-long ramp is being installed in the latest stage of a new section of cycle path between Glasgow and Loch Lomond.
(Permalink) Bowling Bowling Swing Bridge Forth and Clyde Canal Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway  Bowling Swing Bridge: The view east to the Bowling Swing Bridge. The viaducts through Bowling are undergoing repair for reopening as a footpath. In the foreground is the deck of the bridge over the A814, followed by the br ...  Bowling Swing Bridge: Poster showing details of the repairing of the viaducts through Bowling, in preparation for reopening the route as a footpath.  Bowling Swing Bridge: Bowling Swing Bridge with its impressive signal box on a gantry viewed from the south side. This looks like a construction recording photograph of 1896 or thereabouts (note the group standing on the b ... |
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