Date: 18/07/2007

TRAIN operator GNER is reminding golf fans heading to the Open that its services are stopping at Carnoustie to cope with demand for the tournament.

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A Glasgow to Aberdeen HST passes Carnoustie on 15 May 2019. The level-crossing barriers were recently replaced, but the renewal of signalling promised for the same time doesn^t seem to have happened - unless it has been very subtle.
Location: Carnoustie
Company: Dundee and Arbroath Railway
15/05/2019 David Panton

The ^See it, say it, sorted^ set makes its first stop with an Arbroath to Edinburgh service on 15 May 2019. Note the semaphore peeking above it; we were led to believe this would have gone by now. In December 2018 Carnoustie lost its daytime express services to new hourly stopping trains, but it is probably a price worth paying. I^m bound to have just annoyed somebody
Location: Carnoustie
Company: Dundee and Arbroath Railway
15/05/2019 David Panton

The level crossing at Carnoustie station is about to be resurfaced and have new barriers installed. The only visible sign of work in this shot on 27th February 2019 are the new warning lights, still under wraps, but there is a busy-looking compound in the old goods yard behind the HST. The signalling is also apparently being revamped, but I saw no sign of this yet and the Down semaphore is certainly still in place.
Location: Carnoustie
Company: Dundee and Arbroath Railway
27/02/2019 David Panton