PLATFORMS 8 AND 9 |
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This is an island platform lying south of the original station, with platform 9 lying north of platform 8. Each platform is divided into two sections, east and west, either side of the lift and steps.
There are two rows of pillars along the island platform, supporting a canopy which only covers these platforms.
There is no tactile paving along the edge of these platforms.
These platforms can be reached via lift or steps from the bridge.
From the bridge, you go down one step, big landing then 12 steps, big landing then 12 steps, going east to platform level. There’s tactile paving at the top and bottom of these steps which are divided into two sections by a central rail.
You're facing along the east section of the platforms with platform 8 to your right and platform 9 to your left.
See the lifts page for details.
Go down to platform level then leave via the other doors. Your facing along the west section of these platforms, with platform 8 to your left and platform 9 to your right.
All features are presumed to be in the middle of the island, except for the pillars, which are in the middle of each platform.
6 car stop (E) trolley point, departure screen above box in middle 3 seats facing platform 9 2 vending machines 4 seats facing platform 8 2 x 3 back-to-back seats 2 buildings, not for public use with blank doors pillars then end of canopy Scotrail 6 car stop, each platform lamp posts along middle signal post gate and tactile at end of each platform |
steps going up west to bridge route under steps is blocked pillars supporting steps and bridge blank door on west side of building under steps lift building, blank door on east pillar just beyond building lift door on west, call button to right (south) of door trolley point, departure screen above 2 x 4 back-to-back seats 3 pairs of pillars 2 x 4 back-to-back seats end of canopy post on each platform post in middle post Scotrail 6 car stop (W) signal building, not for public use, is effective end of platforms |
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