Network Rail announces Queen Street station revamp plan Network Rail has selected the Buchanan Partnership as its partner for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station. The project is expected to run from 2013 until 2015, with some improvements made for the 2014 Commonwealth Games. A new glass frontage will be added to the station’s George Square entrance. Inside, the concourse will be extended, a new mezzanine level food court added, along with an atrium link to the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre. The Dundas Street and North Hanover Street entrances will also be redesigned and there will be a new entrance created from Cathedral Street.
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Network Rail announces Queen Street station revamp plan

Network Rail has selected the Buchanan Partnership as its partner for a multi-million pound redevelopment of Glasgow Queen Street station.

The project is expected to run from 2013 until 2015, with some improvements made for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

A new glass frontage will be added to the station’s George Square entrance.

Inside, the concourse will be extended, a new mezzanine level food court added, along with an atrium link to the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.

The Dundas Street and North Hanover Street entrances will also be redesigned and there will be a new entrance created from Cathedral Street.

Ryan McKee - Buchanan Street Underground Glasgow A number of talented stars-in-the-making are eagerly awaiting the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Gymnast Ryan McKee, 18, graduated from the Glasgow School of Sport - Bellahouston Academy in June and is now studying sports coaching at Reid Kerr College in Paisley. In Delhi he finished in 17th position in the all-round Men’s Artistic Gymnastics competition, scoring a personal best of 77.500. Ryan also turned in notable performances at this year’s Scottish Championships and 2009’s Senior Northern and Senior British Championships.
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Ryan McKee - Buchanan Street Underground Glasgow

A number of talented stars-in-the-making are eagerly awaiting the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Gymnast Ryan McKee, 18, graduated from the Glasgow School of Sport - Bellahouston Academy in June and is now studying sports coaching at Reid Kerr College in Paisley.

In Delhi he finished in 17th position in the all-round Men’s Artistic Gymnastics competition, scoring a personal best of 77.500. Ryan also turned in notable performances at this year’s Scottish Championships and 2009’s Senior Northern and Senior British Championships.

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BBC: Commonwealth Games 2010 Closing Ceremony with Glasgow Handover

Today, 14:15 on BBC One

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Sue Barker presents live coverage of the Closing Ceremony of the 19th Commonwealth Games from the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, including the handover to Glasgow 2014.

The first-ever Commonwealth Games to be held in India comes to a close with Delhi bidding a spectacular farewell as the focus switches to Scotland, where the countries of the Commonwealth will gather again in Glasgow in 2014.