Glasgow Central: A stunning new mural has been unveiled in Glasgow Central station to raise awareness of mental health support services across Scotland. Network Rail has joined forces with the Samaritans and Breathing Space to commission local contemporary street artist Sam Bates, aka 'Smug', to design and spray paint the major new work on a prominent platform inside Scotland’s busiest station. Measuring over 10 metres in length, the mural depicts a hand reaching out across a divide where a second group of hands reaches back, symbolising that 'helping hands' of support are available for those in need. Painted over four nights, the image is a striking new visual experience for passengers using platform 8, with detail and use of colour that delivers an eye-catching message on Scotland's Railway.
Network Rail /12/2020

Glasgow Central: The Gordon Street frontage of Glasgow Central on the evening of the 21st of November. Above the entrance is the Caledonian's hotel, now the Grand Central Hotel.
Ewan Crawford 21/11/2016

Glasgow Central: The large, open, bright and airy space of the Glasgow Central concourse.
Beth Crawford 23/05/2018

Paisley Gilmour Street: Welcome to Paisley Gilmour Street - main northside station entrance in July 2005.
John Furnevel 30/07/2005

Glasgow Central: Replacement bus services waiting at the Gordon Street entrance to Glasgow Central on 29th December 2007 during Network Rail engineering works.
Graham Morgan 29/12/2007

Hillington East: What had two, then four, now has two again and will soon have three? View east from Hillington East showing the new gantries for overhead wires in connection with the additional line. Those masts in the foreground will be removed. An eastbound train approaches Cardonald in the distance.
Ewan Crawford 10/05/2008

Paisley Gilmour Street: A family and 3 pigeons await the next train at Gilmour Street on a warm Saturday afternoon in July 2005, as a Hunterston - Longannet coal train rumbles through the adjacent platform.
John Furnevel 30/07/2005

Arkleston Junction: Two Black 5s emerge westbound from under the Arkleston Road Bridge, where they had been held at signals. The train nearest the camera is heading for Gourock while the other is on the Ayr line. At this time (Autumn 1966) there were 12 tracks at this point - up/down Renfrew, up/down Gourock, up/down Ayr, 2 down goods loops and 4 engineers sidings.
Colin Miller //1966

Arkleston Junction: You want to put a third track where? View looks east to Glasgow from Arkleston Junction. Once a tunnel, then opened out for four tracks, now two.
Ewan Crawford 10/09/2007

Paisley Gilmour Street: Panorama - Paisley Gilmour Street - view west on 30 July 2005.
John Furnevel 30/07/2005

Arkleston Junction: The 15.00 service from Glasgow Central to Ayr westbound at Arkleston Junction on 31 August, passing the greenery on the left that marks the path of the old Renfrew Line. Track workers are at the ends of the goods loops perhaps preparing for the third track. The loops looked decidedly rusty today.
Colin Miller 31/08/2010

Hillington East: What had two, then four, now has two again and will soon have three? View east from Hillington East showing the new gantries for overhead wires in connection with the additional line. Those masts in the foreground will be removed. An eastbound train approaches Cardonald in the distance.
Ewan Crawford 10/05/2008