Glasgow Central Station to fully reopen after Union Street fire

Glasgow Central Station will fully reopen all platforms on Wednesday, two weeks after a devastating fire collapsed the building next door. Network Rail said all ScotRail and cross-border routes would be restored at Scotland's busiest railway station after a partial reopening last week. The station avoided serious damage after a blaze in a vape shop spread through a B-listed Victorian building on Union Street on 8 March. Platforms one to six will be reopened, but the station's front entrance on Gordon Street will remain closed during ongoing demolition and clear-up work. Network Rail route director Ross Moran said: "We've been fully focused on getting everyone back safely. "The aftermath of the fire has been a significant challenge for everyone involved, but our teams have been working tirelessly to restore the station and support our passengers, train operators and retailers. "Our priority now is to keep people moving safely and give everyone who relies on this station a smooth and welcoming experience on Wednesday." David Ross, Scotrail chief operating officer, said: "This is excellent news for our customers, and I am very pleased we will be able to resume our normal timetable. "W