Date: 15/02/2022

ScotRail has been awarded the prestigious Investing in Volunteers accreditation by Volunteer Scotland for its ongoing Adopt-a-Station volunteering programme.

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ScotRail has been awarded the prestigious Investing in Volunteers accreditation by Volunteer Scotland for its ongoing Adopt-a-Station volunteering programme.

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The green makeover by Barrhead High School under the ScotRail adopt a station programme came just in time to lend a tropical appearance to Barrhead station during some wild weather on the evening 21 March, as a service from Glasgow Central arrives in the bay platform.
Location: Barrhead
Company: Glasgow, Barrhead and Neilston Direct Railway
21/03/2014 John Yellowlees

Thirsty work. Friends of Wemyss Bay in action on 30 June 2010. First ScotRail's 'Adopt a Station' policy was recently recognised by way of a NR Community Engagement Award - see news item.
Location: Wemyss Bay
Company: Greenock and Wemyss Bay Railway
30/06/2010 Friends of Wemyss Bay

Eskbank adopt a station: Dalkeith lady Rotarians mark International Women's Day by inspecting purple crocuses that they have planted at Eskbank Station as part of Rotary International's campaign to raise awareness of the continuing presence of polio.
Location: Eskbank
Company: Edinburgh and Hawick Railway (North British Railway)
08/03/2017 John Yellowlees

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