More Glasgow trains are being disrupted for a third day due to an ongoing incident.

We previously reported that services had been suspended between Glasgow Central and Newton due to a broken-down train.

This was caused by a fault with the overhead lines at Kirkhill station in Cambuslang.

The issue first arose on the morning of Tuesday, August 27 and ScotRail introduced bus replacement services.

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Network Rail teams have been on site to try to fix the problem.

We then reported that the issue was 'reoccurring' on Wednesday, August 28 and more bus replacements were brought in. 

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Now, the rail firm has confirmed that the incident is still being investigated.

Some services are expected to be cancelled, delayed or revised.

Replacement buses will run from Newton at 0700 to Mount Florida and from Mount Florida at 0645 running to Newton.

 

Services between Glasgow Central and Newton will run only between Glasgow Central and Burnside in both directions.

Replacement buses will run between Newton and Burnside calling at Kirkhill, provided by Ace Travel and Arays bus. 

Network Rail issued an update at 8.30am that they had finished repairs and were working on removing the broken-down train from the line before services could resume normally. 

They apologised to customers for the inconvenience.

A spokesperson said: "We’ve completed our repairs at Kirkhill, and the team are now working with ScotRail to move the broken-down train involved in the incident before reopening the line shortly. Sorry for the disruption to journeys on this route – we appreciate your patience."