Parking banned next to station for NINE WEEKS during repairs (Image: Canva/Newsquest)
Parking is to be banned for the next nine weeks on two streets close to a railway station.
The ban will affect the full length of Glenville Terrace next to Busby station, as well as Westerton Avenue between its junction with Glenville Terrace and Westerton Lane.
The prohibition, which started today (Thursday, August 1) will be in place until Thursday, October 3.
It will be applied to sections of the road as and when required by the contractor, relative to the progress of the works.
It has been put in place to allow for safe access to works associated with the rail bridge repair.
All vehicles will face being restricted, except those associated with the works and emergency vehicles attending an incident.
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