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Glasgow Queen Street Station Redevelopment - Virtual site visit

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Date
03 June 2021
Time
19:15 - 20:30 BST (GMT+1)
Location
Online

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Overview

Join us as we embark on a virtual site visit for to the Glasgow Queen Street redevelopment project. The online site visit will take attendees through a presentation of the project history and progress to date with an opportunity to see the newly redeveloped station in the heart of Glasgow city centre.
 
Glasgow Queen Street Redevelopment is the £120M demolition and redevelopment of the railway station allowing for increased train capacity on the Edinburgh Glasgow route and creating a contemporary and fully accessible transport hub.
 
For further information, please contact [email protected] 

For more information please contact:

Lynn Dow

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