Queen’s funeral bank holiday: are ScotRail trains, First Glasgow buses and SPT subway services running?

Today (Monday) is a bank holiday, organised to coincide with the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, who died two weeks ago.

Big high street chains, supermarkets and businesses have confirmed their plans for the bank holiday, after the government said it was up to them to decide whether to close or not.

Glasgow City Council has said that essential services will be operating - atlhough this does not include schools and nurseries.

But what about public transport in Glasgow?

Here’s our quick guide to train, bus and subway services in Glasgow on Monday.

ScotRail trains

ScotRail has confirmed that services will be running as normal on Monday - leading to some jokey comments, such as ‘would love a normal service any other day thanks’.

It is advising that passengers use the ScotRail app or website to keep up-to-date with the latest journey times.

Buses

First Glasgow has now confirmed what bus services will be operating in the city on Monday.

It posted an update on its website announcing that a Sunday service will be operating on Monday, with passengers advised to plan their journeys in advance.

No services will be running to Maxim Park on Monday.

Subway

The Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), which runs the subway service in Glasgow, has also confirmed that services will be running as normal on Monday.