These old train stations were the pride of Glasgow in their day - now they lie derelict and unused Glasgow has the best public transport networks in Scotland, and if we’re being biased, one of ...

Glaswegians still have fond memories of the old St Enoch railway station and hotel which said farewell to the city almost 50 years ago.

Buchanan House and Glasgow Caledonian University now occupy the site of the old station. Cardrona Railway Station, Scottish Borders Cardrona Station was opened in 1864 as a part of the ...

EERIE photos of an abandoned Glasgow train station have provided a ghostly look into the city’s past. The old Botanic Garden’s railway station has been left overgrown and derelict ̵… ...

A LONG chapter in Glasgow’s transport history came to a quiet end, not long before midnight on Sunday, November 6, 1966. The departure of the 11.25pm train to Inverness out of the old Caledonian ...

Opened by the Caledonian Railway on 31 July 1879, Glasgow Central is Scotland’s largest and busiest railway station - boasting a rich history.

Glasgow Central Station, opened in August 1879, is among the biggest and busiest railway stations in the UK. Managed by Network Rail, the station serves about 34 million people each year. The station ...