Date: 17/08/2016

ScotRail has this week rolled out the first two refurbished examples of the seven Class 320 trains set to run on cross-Glasgow services via Glasgow Central Low Level.
It first announced late last year that the seven trains, owned by Eversholt Rail and previously operated by London Midland, would be phased in as part of a £475m fleet overhaul programme, which will pay for the renewal or full refurbishment of 90% of the operators fleet.
The three-carriage Class 320s will be painted in ScotRails own Saltire livery and feature revamped interiors, such as more modern flooring, finishes and toilets. They will also be fitted with new CCTV and passenger information systems, with wi-fi due to be rolled out across the fleet from September.

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A Strathclyde Orange 320 enters Partick from the north in the mid 90s.
Location: Partick
Company: Stobcross Railway
// Andy Kirkham

Arriving at platform 2 of Helensburgh Central on 21 September 2009 is 320 305 with a service from the far east (Drumgelloch).
Location: Helensburgh Central
Company: Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
21/09/2009 David Panton

Waiting for work. A pair of Class 320 EMUs in ScotRail blue, stabled in platform 3 (onetime platform 4) at Helensburgh Central on 23 September 2012.
Location: Helensburgh Central
Company: Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway
23/09/2012 John McIntyre

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