Glasgow train station partially reopens after fire

Glasgow Central railway station has partially reopened following a fire that ripped through a neighbouring building, forcing its closure.

The main part of the station has been closed since 8 March after the fire destroyed much of the building.

Network Rail previously said the partial reopening will mean there will be reduced capacity, urging passengers to check their journey times before travelling.

Passengers were also told the station will “look different” and staff will be on hand to offer advice.

In a video posted on X, Transport Scotland CEO Alison Irvine said: “I think it will be great to get the station partially reopened, to improve accessibility to…