Be aware if you're travelling this morning.
ScotRail tweeted shortly after 8.30am that services between Glasgow Queen Street High Level and Anniesland via Maryhill are subject to cancellation.
Services between Anniesland and Queen Street Low Level and between Anniesland and Glasgow Central Low Level are still in operation. ⚠️ NEW: Due to a broken down train, services between Glasgow Queen Street High Level and Anniesland via Maryhill are subject to cancellation. Services between Anniesland and Queen Street Low Level and between Anniesland and Glasgow Central Low Level are running. ^Paul
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