Date: 22/09/2023

Network Rail will shortly undertake two weekends of around-the-clock working as part of a £2.5m investment to renew elements of the Finnieston tunnel in Glasgow.

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Network Rail will shortly undertake two weekends of around-the-clock working as part of a £2.5m investment to renew elements of the Finnieston tunnel in Glasgow.

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Network Rail will shortly undertake two weekends of around-the-clock working as part of a £2.5m investment to renew elements of the Finnieston tunnel in Glasgow. Over the two weekends in October, engineers will carry out masonry and steelwork repairs to the 137-year-old structure, as well as waterproofing the tunnel and clearing the existing drainage channels. The line between Patrick station and Springburn/Garrowhill stations will be closed over both weekends, from the end of service on Saturday 7 and Saturday 14 October until normal services resume on the mornings of Monday 9 and Monday 16 October. Services via Glasgow Central low-level are not affected.
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Company: Glasgow City and District Railway
/09/2023 Network Rail

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