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The station is located to the west of the junction between Argyle Street (east/west), Glassford Street (north) and Stockwell Street (south). This junction is at the east end of the pedestrianised section of Argyle Street.
The station has a single, regular entrance/exit leading east from the alley (north/south) between Argyle Street to the north and the rear courtyard of the St Enoch Centre, to the south. Note that there’s a fire exit leading into this courtyard.
Although there is level access between the alley and the ticket office, there is only escalator and stairs access between here and the platforms.
There are metal fences around this junction leading to the crossing points.
This is pedestrianised, tactile paving indicates the crossings of Glassford and Stockwell Streets. There is a metal fence across the end of Argyle Street between these crossings.
This is a single-stage crossing. The posts with push button and rotating cone are north of the crossing, that is to your left as you cross away from M&S, to your right as you cross towards it. Note that the posts are about a metre north of the tactile paving.
This is a single-stage crossing with the post with push button and rotating cone to your right as you cross in either direction.
This is a single-stage crossing with the post with push button and rotating cone to your right as you cross in either direction.
This junction has tactile paving at the crossings but no rotating cones. The south and east arms are crossed via a triangular island.
The post with push button is to your right as you cross in either direction. Note that the post to your left as you cross south is for Stockwell Street.
This is a single-stage crossing, the post with push button is to your right as you cross in either direction.
This is a two-stage crossing via the triangular island. The posts with push button are to your right as you cross each stage in either direction. Note that you bear right when crossing to the east, or left when crossing to the west. You can also cross east onto the island then bear left to cross the east arm of this junction.
This is a two-stage crossing with the posts and push buttons to your right as you cross each stage in either direction. Note that when crossing to the north, you bear right on the island, whilst when crossing to the south you bear left.
Bus Stop 60903710, opposite M&S. As you go north you pass the shelter and a bin before you reach the post.
This stop serves:
We believe the no. 66 stops opposite Peckhams, which lies beyond the scope of this survey.
Bus Stop 609064, outside M&S, named Glassford Street.
As you move north, you pass railings, a bin then the post. the shelter is beyond this.
This stop serves:
As you continue south from Osborne Street, you pass the car park before the bus stop post on your left.
Bus Stop 609062.
This bus stop, which has no shelter, servves:
We believe the no. 5 stops here, though this wasn’t indicated at the stop.
Going north from Osborne Street, you reach the stop with no shelter, outside Newsmart.
Bus Stop 60903711 serves:
Argyle Street is one of Glasgow's main shopping streets, details of which lie beyond the scope of this guide.
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fence on left cross access road to the rear of the St Enoch Centre post box taxi rank 2 phone boxes in middle of pavement Osborne Street car park on right bus stop |
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shop window mirror wall blue tiles with billboards ramp up, rail on left blue tiles and blank doors shop window slope down to rear forecourt of St Enoch Centre |
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shop window wall curves left into station passage east of ramp, above pillar Scotrail information on right station entrance on left four steps up south white and grey tiles, blank doors shop window slope down to rear forecourt of St Enoch Centre |
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