| Comment | Two points:
1. Train services on the Cathcart Circle are a fraction of what they used to be, but it's a temporary problem. The important thing is the infrastructure is there and it's active, with plans to return to more frequent services once it's possible. There's an industry wide driver shortage, but ScotRail have just finished a mass recruitment drive, and the Cathcart Circle is a priority line for Clyde Metro development. A temporary, albeit very unsatisfactory, drop in service frequencies isn't reason by itself to prevent new housing along a particular transit corridor.
2. More people moving into the area boosts the case for reinstatement of services sooner. |
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