Transport

Temporary parking restrictions: Arthur Street, Busby Road & Viaduct Road, Clarkston

Information on road closures and restrictions across East Renfrewshire.

Police Scotland is advising drivers in much of the southern and central belt areas to avoid travelling on the roads tonight, following a warning by the Met Office of severe weather between 9pm tonight and 5am tomorrow.

ScotRail has released the Christmas and New Year schedule, with warnings that there will be no trains on certain days over the festive period.

Expect disruption on the railways over the next four Sundays as improvement works take place to renew sections of track between Rutherglen and Jordanhill.

Environmental groups and The Scottish Greens have called on the UK Government to do more to tackle air pollution.

At 90 per cent, Scotrail’s passenger satisfaction is back to its normal high levels, according to a new poll.

Rail passengers were hit by disruptions and cancelled services for the third day in a row.

Delays to trains where a customer has taken ill and needs urgent medical treatment have been cut by 37 per cent due to a new partnership between the ScotRail Alliance and the Scottish Ambulance Service.

After last night’s delays and cancellations to services there is further disruption for train passengers this morning.

Management at Newton Mearns mall The Avenue is being urged to thrash out a solution to a parking dilemma – “before somebody is killed”.

This week sees the start of a six-week project aimed at improving the access road and main car park at Eastwood Park.

Deaths and injuries on roads in East Renfrewshire are reducing – and no lives were lost in accidents in 2016.

The date has been revealed when the Queensferry Crossing will open to traffic.

Police are appealing for witnesses following an Incident in Ibrox in which an elderly man died.

Drivers have been warned to expect “significant delays” over Easter with more than 20 million cars expected on the roads between Maundy Thursday and Easter Monday.

Next month sees the anniversary of a momentous event - the date the Deputy Reichsfuhrer of Nazi Germany crash landed near Eaglesham.

Police have named the woman who died on Friday after she was hit by two cars on Nithsdale Road as 43-year-old Nadia Sattar.