GLASGOW Central train services face disruption this afternoon amid an incident.
ScotRail has said due to a trespasser on the railway between Hairmyres and East Kilbride disruption is expected.
The rail firm revealed services between Glasgow Central and East Kilbride will be delayed as trains will be travelling at slower speeds.
A spokesperson for the British Transport Police said: “Officers were called to the line near Hairmyres railway station at around 2.30pm today (November 8) following reports of a trespasser on the tracks.
"Officers attended and a person was taken to a place of safety.”
NEW: Due to trespassers on the railway between Hairmyres and East Kilbride disruption is expected.
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) November 8, 2024
Train services between Glasgow Central and East Kilbride will be delayed as trains will be running at slower speeds. pic.twitter.com/e0pCzDIbDu
A spokesperson for ScotRail said: "Due to trespassers on the railway between Hairmyres and East Kilbride disruption is expected.
"Train services between Glasgow Central and East Kilbride will be delayed as trains will be running at slower speeds."
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