Summary
Glasgow Central Station is closed after a fire spread from a vape shop to a historic building nearby. The closure affects rail services, and officials are working to manage the situation and investigate the cause of the fire. Several roads near the station also remain closed.
Key Facts
- The fire started in a vape shop on Union Street next to Glasgow Central Station.
- The affected building is a B-listed Victorian structure known as Union Corner.
- The station has been closed since Sunday, and services are disrupted.
- Network Rail and fire service teams are working on-site.
- Alternative train routes are available, with passengers advised to check schedules.
- Police have closed roads around the affected area for safety.
- Firefighters and structural engineers are assessing the stability of the remaining building.
- The cause of the fire is under investigation by multiple agencies.
