Train times from Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow

Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow is served by 2 routes, run by ScotRail. The next trains go to Balloch, Springburn, Garscadden and Milngavie.

Next departures

DayTimeRouteTo
Today21:30TrainBalloch
Today22:13TrainSpringburn
Today22:33TrainBalloch
Today22:42TrainSpringburn
Today23:30TrainBalloch
Today23:41TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow00:03TrainGarscadden
Tomorrow06:07TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow06:28TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow06:37TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow06:58TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow07:08TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow07:27TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow07:37TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow07:57TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow08:07TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow08:28TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow08:37TrainSpringburn
Tomorrow08:59TrainMilngavie
Tomorrow09:09TrainSpringburn

Station facilities

  • Step-free access: Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a Category B2 station. Ramps to both platforms and connecting footbridge with stairs between platforms. The Passenger Assist meeting point is at the Help Point on Platform 1.
  • Ticket office: No, there's no ticket office. There are ticket machines.
  • Help and assistance: The station is unstaffed. Assistance staff meet you at Passenger Assistance Meeting Points For station accessibility, please refer to the "Step Free Access" section on the website. This is an unstaffed station. Please make yourself visible so that train staff can assist you and use the customer help point if you need to contact staff. Platform 1By the customer information screen pole, next to the help point and shelter. Platform 2By the customer information screen pole, next to the help point and shelter.
  • Waiting room: Yes.
  • Cycle parking: Yes: 6 spaces.
  • Platforms: 2.

Station information from National Rail, updated Thursday, 13 August 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.

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Questions

When is the next train from Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
The train to Balloch at 21:30.
Which trains stop at Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
Springburn – Milngavie and Edinburgh – Helensburgh Central, run by ScotRail.
Where is Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
Duke Street station is in Dennistoun, Glasgow.
Where do trains from Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow go?
The next departures go to Balloch, Springburn, Garscadden and Milngavie.
Is Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow step-free and wheelchair accessible?
Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a Category B2 station. Ramps to both platforms and connecting footbridge with stairs between platforms. The Passenger Assist meeting point is at the Help Point on Platform 1.
Does Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow have a ticket office?
No, there's no ticket office. There are ticket machines.
Can I get help or assistance at Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
The station is unstaffed. Assistance staff meet you at Passenger Assistance Meeting Points For station accessibility, please refer to the "Step Free Access" section on the website. This is an unstaffed station. Please make yourself visible so that train staff can assist you and use the customer help point if you need to contact staff. Platform 1By the customer information screen pole, next to the help point and shelter. Platform 2By the customer information screen pole, next to the help point and shelter.
Is there a waiting room at Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
Yes.
Is there cycle parking at Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow?
Yes: 6 spaces.
How many platforms does Duke Street station, Dennistoun, Glasgow have?
2.

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Wednesday, 11 November 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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