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🏴 #ScotRail is preparing for one of Edinburgh’s busiest summer weekends, with Bon Jovi fans joining thousands of festivalgoers in the capital.
The band’s Forever Tour arrives at #Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 28 August, during the final weekend of Edinburgh’s summer festivals. Extra trains will run from #Edinburgh after the concert to #Glasgow Queen Street, Dunblane, and Dundee and Perth via Fife.
Fans heading to Murrayfield are advised to use Haymarket station, with queuing systems in place after the show. Additional staff will assist passengers, who are urged to plan ahead, check their last train and buy tickets before boarding.
ScotRail has already increased late-night services and capacity throughout August for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-ready-rock-bon-jovi-and-bumper-edinburgh-weekend -
🏴 #ScotRail is preparing for one of Edinburgh’s busiest summer weekends, with Bon Jovi fans joining thousands of festivalgoers in the capital.
The band’s Forever Tour arrives at #Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 28 August, during the final weekend of Edinburgh’s summer festivals. Extra trains will run from #Edinburgh after the concert to #Glasgow Queen Street, Dunblane, and Dundee and Perth via Fife.
Fans heading to Murrayfield are advised to use Haymarket station, with queuing systems in place after the show. Additional staff will assist passengers, who are urged to plan ahead, check their last train and buy tickets before boarding.
ScotRail has already increased late-night services and capacity throughout August for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-ready-rock-bon-jovi-and-bumper-edinburgh-weekend -
🏴 #ScotRail is preparing for one of Edinburgh’s busiest summer weekends, with Bon Jovi fans joining thousands of festivalgoers in the capital.
The band’s Forever Tour arrives at #Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 28 August, during the final weekend of Edinburgh’s summer festivals. Extra trains will run from #Edinburgh after the concert to #Glasgow Queen Street, Dunblane, and Dundee and Perth via Fife.
Fans heading to Murrayfield are advised to use Haymarket station, with queuing systems in place after the show. Additional staff will assist passengers, who are urged to plan ahead, check their last train and buy tickets before boarding.
ScotRail has already increased late-night services and capacity throughout August for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-ready-rock-bon-jovi-and-bumper-edinburgh-weekend -
🏴 #ScotRail is preparing for one of Edinburgh’s busiest summer weekends, with Bon Jovi fans joining thousands of festivalgoers in the capital.
The band’s Forever Tour arrives at #Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 28 August, during the final weekend of Edinburgh’s summer festivals. Extra trains will run from #Edinburgh after the concert to #Glasgow Queen Street, Dunblane, and Dundee and Perth via Fife.
Fans heading to Murrayfield are advised to use Haymarket station, with queuing systems in place after the show. Additional staff will assist passengers, who are urged to plan ahead, check their last train and buy tickets before boarding.
ScotRail has already increased late-night services and capacity throughout August for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-ready-rock-bon-jovi-and-bumper-edinburgh-weekend -
🏴 #ScotRail is preparing for one of Edinburgh’s busiest summer weekends, with Bon Jovi fans joining thousands of festivalgoers in the capital.
The band’s Forever Tour arrives at #Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Friday, 28 August, during the final weekend of Edinburgh’s summer festivals. Extra trains will run from #Edinburgh after the concert to #Glasgow Queen Street, Dunblane, and Dundee and Perth via Fife.
Fans heading to Murrayfield are advised to use Haymarket station, with queuing systems in place after the show. Additional staff will assist passengers, who are urged to plan ahead, check their last train and buy tickets before boarding.
ScotRail has already increased late-night services and capacity throughout August for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-ready-rock-bon-jovi-and-bumper-edinburgh-weekend -
🚅🏴 #ScotRail recorded 8,423,512 passenger journeys in July, almost 900,000 more than in the same month last year. The rise came during a busy month of major events, including the #Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, TRNSMT and concerts by Take That, Zach Bryan and Luke Combs.
The operator added more services and longer trains during the Games, providing more than 1,400 extra carriages. The final weekend was ScotRail’s busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in 2022, followed by a record week with more than 2.1 million journeys.
ScotRail said the removal of peak fares and a fares freeze until March 2027, alongside high motoring costs, were encouraging more people to choose rail. The operator said it now wants to retain these new customers by providing safe, reliable and welcoming services.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-sizzles-july-journeys-soar-almost-900000 -
🚅🏴 #ScotRail recorded 8,423,512 passenger journeys in July, almost 900,000 more than in the same month last year. The rise came during a busy month of major events, including the #Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, TRNSMT and concerts by Take That, Zach Bryan and Luke Combs.
The operator added more services and longer trains during the Games, providing more than 1,400 extra carriages. The final weekend was ScotRail’s busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in 2022, followed by a record week with more than 2.1 million journeys.
ScotRail said the removal of peak fares and a fares freeze until March 2027, alongside high motoring costs, were encouraging more people to choose rail. The operator said it now wants to retain these new customers by providing safe, reliable and welcoming services.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-sizzles-july-journeys-soar-almost-900000 -
🚅🏴 #ScotRail recorded 8,423,512 passenger journeys in July, almost 900,000 more than in the same month last year. The rise came during a busy month of major events, including the #Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, TRNSMT and concerts by Take That, Zach Bryan and Luke Combs.
The operator added more services and longer trains during the Games, providing more than 1,400 extra carriages. The final weekend was ScotRail’s busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in 2022, followed by a record week with more than 2.1 million journeys.
ScotRail said the removal of peak fares and a fares freeze until March 2027, alongside high motoring costs, were encouraging more people to choose rail. The operator said it now wants to retain these new customers by providing safe, reliable and welcoming services.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-sizzles-july-journeys-soar-almost-900000 -
🚅🏴 #ScotRail recorded 8,423,512 passenger journeys in July, almost 900,000 more than in the same month last year. The rise came during a busy month of major events, including the #Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, TRNSMT and concerts by Take That, Zach Bryan and Luke Combs.
The operator added more services and longer trains during the Games, providing more than 1,400 extra carriages. The final weekend was ScotRail’s busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in 2022, followed by a record week with more than 2.1 million journeys.
ScotRail said the removal of peak fares and a fares freeze until March 2027, alongside high motoring costs, were encouraging more people to choose rail. The operator said it now wants to retain these new customers by providing safe, reliable and welcoming services.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-sizzles-july-journeys-soar-almost-900000 -
🚅🏴 #ScotRail recorded 8,423,512 passenger journeys in July, almost 900,000 more than in the same month last year. The rise came during a busy month of major events, including the #Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, TRNSMT and concerts by Take That, Zach Bryan and Luke Combs.
The operator added more services and longer trains during the Games, providing more than 1,400 extra carriages. The final weekend was ScotRail’s busiest Sunday since returning to public ownership in 2022, followed by a record week with more than 2.1 million journeys.
ScotRail said the removal of peak fares and a fares freeze until March 2027, alongside high motoring costs, were encouraging more people to choose rail. The operator said it now wants to retain these new customers by providing safe, reliable and welcoming services.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-sizzles-july-journeys-soar-almost-900000 -
🏴 #ScotRail’s 70-strong Class 385 fleet has travelled more than 62 million miles since entering passenger service in 2018. The trains had clocked up 62,827,366 miles by the end of July 2026 – the equivalent of more than 130 return journeys to the Moon.
The electric fleet has carried an estimated 25.5 million passengers on routes connecting #Edinburgh, #Glasgow, North Berwick and communities across central Scotland. It largely replaced diesel Class 170 trains and has delivered an estimated 82% reduction in carbon emissions.
Built by Hitachi Rail and maintained at Craigentinny depot in Edinburgh, the Class 385s have earned two Golden Spanner awards in the past three years for reliability and performance. ScotRail says the milestone reflects the work of its engineering teams and its partnership with Hitachi Rail.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-class-385-fleet-clocks-more-62-million-miles -
🏴 #ScotRail’s 70-strong Class 385 fleet has travelled more than 62 million miles since entering passenger service in 2018. The trains had clocked up 62,827,366 miles by the end of July 2026 – the equivalent of more than 130 return journeys to the Moon.
The electric fleet has carried an estimated 25.5 million passengers on routes connecting #Edinburgh, #Glasgow, North Berwick and communities across central Scotland. It largely replaced diesel Class 170 trains and has delivered an estimated 82% reduction in carbon emissions.
Built by Hitachi Rail and maintained at Craigentinny depot in Edinburgh, the Class 385s have earned two Golden Spanner awards in the past three years for reliability and performance. ScotRail says the milestone reflects the work of its engineering teams and its partnership with Hitachi Rail.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-class-385-fleet-clocks-more-62-million-miles -
🏴 #ScotRail’s 70-strong Class 385 fleet has travelled more than 62 million miles since entering passenger service in 2018. The trains had clocked up 62,827,366 miles by the end of July 2026 – the equivalent of more than 130 return journeys to the Moon.
The electric fleet has carried an estimated 25.5 million passengers on routes connecting #Edinburgh, #Glasgow, North Berwick and communities across central Scotland. It largely replaced diesel Class 170 trains and has delivered an estimated 82% reduction in carbon emissions.
Built by Hitachi Rail and maintained at Craigentinny depot in Edinburgh, the Class 385s have earned two Golden Spanner awards in the past three years for reliability and performance. ScotRail says the milestone reflects the work of its engineering teams and its partnership with Hitachi Rail.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-class-385-fleet-clocks-more-62-million-miles -
🏴 #ScotRail’s 70-strong Class 385 fleet has travelled more than 62 million miles since entering passenger service in 2018. The trains had clocked up 62,827,366 miles by the end of July 2026 – the equivalent of more than 130 return journeys to the Moon.
The electric fleet has carried an estimated 25.5 million passengers on routes connecting #Edinburgh, #Glasgow, North Berwick and communities across central Scotland. It largely replaced diesel Class 170 trains and has delivered an estimated 82% reduction in carbon emissions.
Built by Hitachi Rail and maintained at Craigentinny depot in Edinburgh, the Class 385s have earned two Golden Spanner awards in the past three years for reliability and performance. ScotRail says the milestone reflects the work of its engineering teams and its partnership with Hitachi Rail.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-class-385-fleet-clocks-more-62-million-miles -
🏴 #ScotRail’s 70-strong Class 385 fleet has travelled more than 62 million miles since entering passenger service in 2018. The trains had clocked up 62,827,366 miles by the end of July 2026 – the equivalent of more than 130 return journeys to the Moon.
The electric fleet has carried an estimated 25.5 million passengers on routes connecting #Edinburgh, #Glasgow, North Berwick and communities across central Scotland. It largely replaced diesel Class 170 trains and has delivered an estimated 82% reduction in carbon emissions.
Built by Hitachi Rail and maintained at Craigentinny depot in Edinburgh, the Class 385s have earned two Golden Spanner awards in the past three years for reliability and performance. ScotRail says the milestone reflects the work of its engineering teams and its partnership with Hitachi Rail.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/scotrail-class-385-fleet-clocks-more-62-million-miles -
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A ScotRail Class 158 heads for Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge.
This viewpoint handily arranges the three bridges in order of construction date, from top to bottom: Forth Bridge; Forth Road Bridge; and the Queensferry Crossing.
I still think the rail bridge is the most impressive.
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A ScotRail Class 158 heads for Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge.
This viewpoint handily arranges the three bridges in order of construction date, from top to bottom: Forth Bridge; Forth Road Bridge; and the Queensferry Crossing.
I still think the rail bridge is the most impressive.
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A ScotRail Class 158 heads for Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge.
This viewpoint handily arranges the three bridges in order of construction date, from top to bottom: Forth Bridge; Forth Road Bridge; and the Queensferry Crossing.
I still think the rail bridge is the most impressive.
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A ScotRail Class 158 heads for Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge.
This viewpoint handily arranges the three bridges in order of construction date, from top to bottom: Forth Bridge; Forth Road Bridge; and the Queensferry Crossing.
I still think the rail bridge is the most impressive.
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A ScotRail Class 158 heads for Edinburgh across the Forth Bridge.
This viewpoint handily arranges the three bridges in order of construction date, from top to bottom: Forth Bridge; Forth Road Bridge; and the Queensferry Crossing.
I still think the rail bridge is the most impressive.
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Comedian to bring ‘wee taste’ of the Fringe to travellers at Glasgow station – The Irish News
An award-winning comedian is set to bring a “wee flavour” of the Fringe to a Glasgow railway station…
#Glasgow #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #Scotland #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Arts #Britain #edinburgh-festival #GlasgowQueenStreet #GreatBritain #RoscoMcLelland #ScotRail
https://www.europesays.com/uk/1147123/ -
https://www.europesays.com/uk/1147123/ Comedian to bring ‘wee taste’ of the Fringe to travellers at Glasgow station – The Irish News #Arts #Britain #EdinburghFestival #Glasgow #GlasgowQueenStreet #GreatBritain #RoscoMcLelland #Scotland #ScotRail #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Hmm. Scotrail want to know how their complaint process was for me?
Edit: Ahah! They have updated the app this morning. It now has a pop-up saying that the browser is unsupported. Chrome, Firefox or Samsung only.
Edit2: Ahah-ahah! It said Firefox still wasn't installed - so I had to restart the phone. Also the new app disappeared, even though I could open it 🥸 They slyly renamed it as NEW Scotrail...
Firefox does work. I am in.
Will it now collapse if I delete Firefox 🤔
Edit3: I am invited to add my railcard. It asks the number. The number includes letters. The keyboard is numeric only. Pasting is possible ✅ Pasting letters is not possible ❌
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Hmm. Scotrail want to know how their complaint process was for me?
Edit: Ahah! They have updated the app this morning. It now has a pop-up saying that the browser is unsupported. Chrome, Firefox or Samsung only.
Edit2: Ahah-ahah! It said Firefox still wasn't installed - so I had to restart the phone. Also the new app disappeared, even though I could open it 🥸 They slyly renamed it as NEW Scotrail...
Firefox does work. I am in.
Will it now collapse if I delete Firefox 🤔
Edit3: I am invited to add my railcard. It asks the number. The number includes letters. The keyboard is numeric only. Pasting is possible ✅ Pasting letters is not possible ❌
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Hmm. Scotrail want to know how their complaint process was for me?
Edit: Ahah! They have updated the app this morning. It now has a pop-up saying that the browser is unsupported. Chrome, Firefox or Samsung only.
Edit2: Ahah-ahah! It said Firefox still wasn't installed - so I had to restart the phone. Also the new app disappeared, even though I could open it 🥸 They slyly renamed it as NEW Scotrail...
Firefox does work. I am in.
Will it now collapse if I delete Firefox 🤔
Edit3: I am invited to add my railcard. It asks the number. The number includes letters. The keyboard is numeric only. Pasting is possible ✅ Pasting letters is not possible ❌
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Hmm. Scotrail want to know how their complaint process was for me?
Edit: Ahah! They have updated the app this morning. It now has a pop-up saying that the browser is unsupported. Chrome, Firefox or Samsung only.
Edit2: Ahah-ahah! It said Firefox still wasn't installed - so I had to restart the phone. Also the new app disappeared, even though I could open it 🥸 They slyly renamed it as NEW Scotrail...
Firefox does work. I am in.
Will it now collapse if I delete Firefox 🤔
Edit3: I am invited to add my railcard. It asks the number. The number includes letters. The keyboard is numeric only. Pasting is possible ✅ Pasting letters is not possible ❌
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Hmm. Scotrail want to know how their complaint process was for me?
Edit: Ahah! They have updated the app this morning. It now has a pop-up saying that the browser is unsupported. Chrome, Firefox or Samsung only.
Edit2: Ahah-ahah! It said Firefox still wasn't installed - so I had to restart the phone. Also the new app disappeared, even though I could open it 🥸 They slyly renamed it as NEW Scotrail...
Firefox does work. I am in.
Will it now collapse if I delete Firefox 🤔
Edit3: I am invited to add my railcard. It asks the number. The number includes letters. The keyboard is numeric only. Pasting is possible ✅ Pasting letters is not possible ❌
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Disruption warning as busy Glasgow railway line to close this weekend
Passengers have been urged to check their journey before they travel. Passengers face disruption(Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire) Glasgow…
#Glasgow #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #Scotland #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #GlasgowCentralStation #GreatBritain #ScotRail #TrafficandTravel
https://www.europesays.com/uk/1134933/ -
https://www.europesays.com/uk/1134933/ Disruption warning as busy Glasgow railway line to close this weekend #Britain #Glasgow #GlasgowCentralStation #GreatBritain #Scotland #ScotRail #TrafficAndTravel #UK #UnitedKingdom
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🏴 #ScotRail will add extra late-night #trains and thousands of additional seats from Friday, 7 August, to support travel during Edinburgh’s summer festivals.
The enhanced timetable, running until Sunday, 30 August, includes additional services between #Edinburgh Waverley and #Glasgow Queen Street, Tweedbank, Dundee and Leven, as well as longer trains on key routes across #Scotland.
Passengers attending evening events are advised to check their journey, buy tickets before boarding where possible, and allow extra time as stations are expected to be busier. Queuing systems may be introduced at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations.
Due to the ongoing closure of part of Princes Street following a fire, some travellers may find Haymarket station more convenient. ScotRail has published full timetable details online and through its app.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/edinburgh-festivals-more-seats-and-more-services-begin-tomorrow -
🏴 #ScotRail will add extra late-night #trains and thousands of additional seats from Friday, 7 August, to support travel during Edinburgh’s summer festivals.
The enhanced timetable, running until Sunday, 30 August, includes additional services between #Edinburgh Waverley and #Glasgow Queen Street, Tweedbank, Dundee and Leven, as well as longer trains on key routes across #Scotland.
Passengers attending evening events are advised to check their journey, buy tickets before boarding where possible, and allow extra time as stations are expected to be busier. Queuing systems may be introduced at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations.
Due to the ongoing closure of part of Princes Street following a fire, some travellers may find Haymarket station more convenient. ScotRail has published full timetable details online and through its app.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/edinburgh-festivals-more-seats-and-more-services-begin-tomorrow -
🏴 #ScotRail will add extra late-night #trains and thousands of additional seats from Friday, 7 August, to support travel during Edinburgh’s summer festivals.
The enhanced timetable, running until Sunday, 30 August, includes additional services between #Edinburgh Waverley and #Glasgow Queen Street, Tweedbank, Dundee and Leven, as well as longer trains on key routes across #Scotland.
Passengers attending evening events are advised to check their journey, buy tickets before boarding where possible, and allow extra time as stations are expected to be busier. Queuing systems may be introduced at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations.
Due to the ongoing closure of part of Princes Street following a fire, some travellers may find Haymarket station more convenient. ScotRail has published full timetable details online and through its app.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/edinburgh-festivals-more-seats-and-more-services-begin-tomorrow -
🏴 #ScotRail will add extra late-night #trains and thousands of additional seats from Friday, 7 August, to support travel during Edinburgh’s summer festivals.
The enhanced timetable, running until Sunday, 30 August, includes additional services between #Edinburgh Waverley and #Glasgow Queen Street, Tweedbank, Dundee and Leven, as well as longer trains on key routes across #Scotland.
Passengers attending evening events are advised to check their journey, buy tickets before boarding where possible, and allow extra time as stations are expected to be busier. Queuing systems may be introduced at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations.
Due to the ongoing closure of part of Princes Street following a fire, some travellers may find Haymarket station more convenient. ScotRail has published full timetable details online and through its app.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/edinburgh-festivals-more-seats-and-more-services-begin-tomorrow -
🏴 #ScotRail will add extra late-night #trains and thousands of additional seats from Friday, 7 August, to support travel during Edinburgh’s summer festivals.
The enhanced timetable, running until Sunday, 30 August, includes additional services between #Edinburgh Waverley and #Glasgow Queen Street, Tweedbank, Dundee and Leven, as well as longer trains on key routes across #Scotland.
Passengers attending evening events are advised to check their journey, buy tickets before boarding where possible, and allow extra time as stations are expected to be busier. Queuing systems may be introduced at Edinburgh Waverley and other locations.
Due to the ongoing closure of part of Princes Street following a fire, some travellers may find Haymarket station more convenient. ScotRail has published full timetable details online and through its app.
https://www.scotrail.co.uk/about-scotrail/news/edinburgh-festivals-more-seats-and-more-services-begin-tomorrow -
The new Scotrail app has been updated today. Still crashes without Chrome.
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The new Scotrail app has been updated today. Still crashes without Chrome.
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The new Scotrail app has been updated today. Still crashes without Chrome.
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The new Scotrail app has been updated today. Still crashes without Chrome.
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The new Scotrail app has been updated today. Still crashes without Chrome.
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When visiting family in Scotland in March, we spotted this sign on a 'No Entry' door on the Aberdeen to Inverness train: "Stay Out: On-Board Whisky Distillery". It gave us a laugh. We were definitely in the heart of distillery country.
Apparently there are other variants on doors across the ScotRail network, but this is the only one I've seen. It's a small detail, but it brought a smile to my face.
#ScotRail thanks for the unexpected entertainment!
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When visiting family in Scotland in March, we spotted this sign on a 'No Entry' door on the Aberdeen to Inverness train: "Stay Out: On-Board Whisky Distillery". It gave us a laugh. We were definitely in the heart of distillery country.
Apparently there are other variants on doors across the ScotRail network, but this is the only one I've seen. It's a small detail, but it brought a smile to my face.
#ScotRail thanks for the unexpected entertainment!
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When visiting family in Scotland in March, we spotted this sign on a 'No Entry' door on the Aberdeen to Inverness train: "Stay Out: On-Board Whisky Distillery". It gave us a laugh. We were definitely in the heart of distillery country.
Apparently there are other variants on doors across the ScotRail network, but this is the only one I've seen. It's a small detail, but it brought a smile to my face.
#ScotRail thanks for the unexpected entertainment!
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When visiting family in Scotland in March, we spotted this sign on a 'No Entry' door on the Aberdeen to Inverness train: "Stay Out: On-Board Whisky Distillery". It gave us a laugh. We were definitely in the heart of distillery country.
Apparently there are other variants on doors across the ScotRail network, but this is the only one I've seen. It's a small detail, but it brought a smile to my face.
#ScotRail thanks for the unexpected entertainment!
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When visiting family in Scotland in March, we spotted this sign on a 'No Entry' door on the Aberdeen to Inverness train: "Stay Out: On-Board Whisky Distillery". It gave us a laugh. We were definitely in the heart of distillery country.
Apparently there are other variants on doors across the ScotRail network, but this is the only one I've seen. It's a small detail, but it brought a smile to my face.
#ScotRail thanks for the unexpected entertainment!
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Crikey! The ratings and reviews of the new Android #Scotrail app has now dropped to 1.1 stars. That the lowest review you are allowed to give is 1 star means that almost everyone absolutely detests the new app. The new app is the front end to a new booking system & I can't see the problems being fixed quickly. Just for extra chaos the old app has been disabled.
Is this an existential problem for Scotrail? Will travelers migrate to apps operated by other operators? #publictransport #trains
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Crikey! The ratings and reviews of the new Android #Scotrail app has now dropped to 1.1 stars. That the lowest review you are allowed to give is 1 star means that almost everyone absolutely detests the new app. The new app is the front end to a new booking system & I can't see the problems being fixed quickly. Just for extra chaos the old app has been disabled.
Is this an existential problem for Scotrail? Will travelers migrate to apps operated by other operators? #publictransport #trains
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Crikey! The ratings and reviews of the new Android #Scotrail app has now dropped to 1.1 stars. That the lowest review you are allowed to give is 1 star means that almost everyone absolutely detests the new app. The new app is the front end to a new booking system & I can't see the problems being fixed quickly. Just for extra chaos the old app has been disabled.
Is this an existential problem for Scotrail? Will travelers migrate to apps operated by other operators? #publictransport #trains
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Crikey! The ratings and reviews of the new Android #Scotrail app has now dropped to 1.1 stars. That the lowest review you are allowed to give is 1 star means that almost everyone absolutely detests the new app. The new app is the front end to a new booking system & I can't see the problems being fixed quickly. Just for extra chaos the old app has been disabled.
Is this an existential problem for Scotrail? Will travelers migrate to apps operated by other operators? #publictransport #trains
