Glasgow Queen Street trains affected after police incident

Some Glasgow Queen Street train services have been affected due to a police incident.

By Jamie Callaghan

Tuesday, 5th July 2022, 3:43 pm

ScotRail confirmed on social media that services between Glasgow Queen Street station and Aberdeen have been delayed.

It posted: “The police are dealing with an incident near the railway between Arbroath-Montrose.

The RMT represents station staff and train crew other than drivers. Picture: John Devlin

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“Services between Glasgow Queen St-Aberdeen and Edinburgh-Aberdeen will be subject to delays, alterations and cancellations.”

Regarding ticket acceptance on other services, it added: “Stagecoach East: 73/A: Dundee - Broughty Ferry - Balmossie - Monifieth - Barry Links - Golf Street - Carnoustie - Arbroath. Rail replacement: Aberdeen - x1 RS at 1540 and 1700 Dundee x1 Earnside at 16:10.