ScotRail unveils an 'exciting' new timetable for busy Glasgow train services.
Customers travelling between Wemyss Bay, Gourock, and Glasgow, are set to benefit from a 'completely new' timetable from June 2, the rail firm has said.
The move follows a successful consultation with more than 800 responses from customers, stakeholders, and members of ScotRail staff. The travel company believes that the proposed timetable, with 30 more services each weekday, will help to stimulate faster economic growth, by making it easier for communities in Inverclyde to access employment, education,Two trains per hour until after the evening peak calling at Paisley Gilmour Street, Bishopton, Port Glasgow, Bogston, and then all stations to Gourock, taking approximately 41 minutes.The last limited stop trains are: 7.26pm from Gourock to Glasgow and 6.
In the evening after 7pm, an hourly limited stop service operates calling at Paisley Gilmour Street, Bishopton, Port Glasgow, Whinhill, Drumfrochar, Branchton, and Inverkip.Additional services on Sunday afternoons between Gourock and Glasgow were introduced in December 2023. No other changes are proposed to the Sunday timetable as it is consistent with other routes in and around Glasgow and Strathclyde.The 5.
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