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ScotRail has released progress images to mark the resumption of workon the £14.5 million redevelopment of Motherwell station following the winter break. Until the summer, construction will focus on platforms 2 and 3 where new staff and passenger waiting facilities are being built. Some early works activities will also commence at concourse level, including the strip out of vacant retail units and preparatory structural works in advance of the concourse refurbishment.
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We're pleased to say that work has resumed on the £14.5m redevelopment of Motherwell station following the winter break.
(Permalink) Motherwell ![]() Motherwell: An Ayr to Edinburgh via Glasgow Central service calls at Motherwell on 2nd
September 2017.
![]() Motherwell: Saturday morning at Motherwell Platform 3. This six-car 318 has come from
Dalmuir via Whifflet and will return to Dalmuir via Blantyre. These service
patterns take some getting used to.
![]() Motherwell: The forecourt at Motherwell station, seen on 5 January 2019. This area is due for a multi-million pound development to create a transport hub, as we will have to get used to calling them. It's certain ... |
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ScotRail has confirmed that work on the second phase of the redevelopment of Motherwell station will start next week.
From Monday, 24 August, and over the next six months, the redevelopment work will focus on the main station building which will see changes to how customers access platform 2 and 3. The main stairwell to platform 2 and 3 will close to make way for a larger concourse area, and the mezzanine level of the station will be refurbished with new lighting, flooring, ceilings, and a glazed roof. (Permalink) Motherwell Station improvement ![]() Motherwell: The forecourt at Motherwell station, seen on 5 January 2019. This area is due for a multi-million pound development to create a transport hub, as we will have to get used to calling them. It's certain ... |
Work on the £14.5m redevelopment of Motherwell station is set to begin next week.
From Monday, 29 June, contractors will begin work on the initial stage of the redevelopment project with the demolition of an old building at the bottom of Platform 1 to make way for a new staff car park. The demolition and construction of the new car park is expected to take around six weeks to complete and will have no operational impact on the station. However, the taxi rank at the front of Motherwell station will close over the coming weeks to make way for staff portacabins in preparation for the next stage of the redevelopment works. Taxi pick up and drop off will remain available on Muir Street. The second stage of the redevelopment will see work take place on the main station building over a six-month period, which will bring changes to how customers access to the station platforms. (Permalink) Motherwell Station improvement |
ScotRail, North Lanarkshire Council, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), and Transport Scotland have teamed up to create a gateway to the Glasgow City Region at Motherwell station.
Work on a new regional transport integration hub at Motherwell station is set to begin this year, following the appointment of contractors, Balfour Beatty. (Permalink) Motherwell Station improvement ![]() Motherwell: An Ayr to Edinburgh via Glasgow Central service calls at Motherwell on 2nd
September 2017.
![]() Motherwell: Saturday morning at Motherwell Platform 3. This six-car 318 has come from
Dalmuir via Whifflet and will return to Dalmuir via Blantyre. These service
patterns take some getting used to.
![]() Motherwell: The forecourt at Motherwell station, seen on 5 January 2019. This area is due for a multi-million pound development to create a transport hub, as we will have to get used to calling them. It's certain ... |