ScotRail unveil Age Scotland charity partnership train A special ScotRail train featuring Age Scotland branding has been unveiled to mark the first six months of the partnership between the charity and Scotland’s Railway. Representatives from Age Scotland and Scotland’s Railway gathered at Glasgow Queen Street station to support the launch, which included charity volunteers and ScotRail staff who have taken part in raising funds for Scotland’s national charity for older people. Since Age Scotlan

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14K views · 66 reactions | Travelling through our stations with a buggy?? Watch our short video here for tips on travel safety when in our stations or on our trains! | ScotRail | Facebook

Travelling with a buggy? Here's some tips to make sure you and your wee ones are safe when catching the train... Give yourself plenty of time to get ready before you get off the train. Make sure your little one is strapped in! It's easiest and safest for you to step on to the platform first then pull the buggy off backwards so that the handle is facing towards you, and then lower it to the ground. Move back a wee bit from the train, so you've plenty room to safely turn around away from the platf