 Larkhall branch line reopening  The Milngavie-Larkhall branch line closed to passenger trains in 1968 and its reopening on 8 December 2005 marked the first branch line to be reopened in Scotland for more than 25 years. Three new stations were built on the line, and a fourth, at Kelvindale, opened earlier in the year as part of the Larkhall project. Details of the project are available via the links below: £35m Larkhall-Milngavie project completed Larkhall project bears fruit as new station opens Work starts on £35m Larkhall reopening Green light for Larkhall reopening Tenders invited to build Larkhall link Pictures from the reopening event Project contractors |
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