ScotRail advising Motherwell Train Station customers of changes to access

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ScotRail is advising customers of changes to the access at Motherwell station from next week, as the station’s redevelopment project enters its final stages.

From Monday, May 1, the area of the station forecourt that customers currently use to access the station will close to allow landscaping to be completed.While this work takes place, customers will be directed around either side of the work zone where forecourt landscaping has recently finished.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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