Article: Commuters left waiting for Glasgow link to Edinburgh Park Anger building at Transport Scotland's "inaction" Anger building at Transport Scotland's "inaction" TRAINS: CONNECTING

FIVE years after the construction of a GBP4.3 million Edinburgh Park station on the capital's western outskirts, business leaders are stepping up attacks on the Scottish government and its transport arm, Transport Scotland, for failing to allow direct trains from Glasgow to stop there.

Pamela Grant, director of New Edinburgh Limited, the partnership between the Edinburgh Council and the Miller Group, which owns Edinburgh Park, told the Sunday Herald: "We contributed over GBP1m to the building of the station on the clear understanding that it would service the many people who work in Edinburgh Park who want convenient links to Glasgow. So far we are not seeing this benefit."

"The previous ...

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