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ScotRail was considering removing the red chip stones from the platform at Clydebank train station after several incidents of vandalism to buses and taxis in the Chalmers and Alexander Street area.It can now be revealed that the stones, which had been used as “missiles”, will be removed and replaced with soil and grass landscaping.
Provost McAllister said: “As a result of my representations to ScotRail on behalf of the Clydebank Taxi Trade, I can now report that Scotrail has confirmed that they will now be removing the red chip stones from the platform at Clydebank Train Station. “This was the source of the missiles used by local youths to throw stones at taxis, buses, and pedestrians on Chalmers Street and Alexander Street, Clydebank.
“ScotRail has now confirmed that the red chips will be removed at Clydebank Train Station and replaced with soil and grass landscaping which will remove the source of the anti-social behaviour and also improve the outlook and appearance of the platform on Clydebank Train Station. “The work is due to commence and I am sure this will be welcomed by the Clydebank Taxi Trade and local residents, and I wish to thank Scotrail, British Transport Police, Police
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