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Live discussion: Impact of Queen Street tunnel closure

THE MAIN part of Queen Street Station in Glasgow - Scotland's third busiest - will shut on Sunday for major engineering work for more than four months.

By The Newsroom
Published 16th Mar 2016, 19:05 BST
Updated 16th Mar 2016, 19:13 BST
The main part of Glasgow Queen Street station will be closured during engineering works. Picture: John Devlin
The main part of Glasgow Queen Street station will be closured during engineering works. Picture: John Devlin
The main part of Glasgow Queen Street station will be closured during engineering works. Picture: John Devlin

It will cause the biggest disruption to the Scottish rail network for decades, with hundreds of trains a day cancelled or diverted.

Join The Scotsman’s transport correspondent Alastair Dalton as he discusses how passengers will be affected with Rob Shorthouse, client and communications director of the ScotRail Alliance.

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The live webcast will be at 10:30am on Thursday, 17 March, and then available to watch here.

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