A Glasgow train station has received its fourth award this year in recognition of its 'striking' transformation.

Glasgow Queen Street bagged the Chairman’s Special Award at the National Railway Heritage Awards 2022 (NRHA) last month thanks to a £120m redevelopment project which took place from 2017 to 2021.

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The NRHA award follows on from two Scottish Transport Awards in the autumn as well as the Station Excellence Award at the Rail Business Awards in the spring.

Alex Hynes, managing director of Scotland’s Railway, said: “Since work was completed at Glasgow Queen Street in the autumn of 2021, the response to the station has been remarkable.

"The striking building is a welcome addition to Glasgow’s dynamic cityscape and one that has been fully embraced by citizens and visitors alike.

“To receive this number of awards is a fitting tribute to a collaborative team, from architects, engineers and contractors to station colleagues - who successfully delivered this innovative project.

"I congratulate each and every one of them for their deserved recognition."

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