The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow Subway

UPDATE: The Subway's services have now resumed in both directions. The SPT customer travel information confirmed both lines had closed down this afternoon following the incident. Police Scotland has been informed of the incident.

The strikes will disrupt Glasgow transport over four days in August, with Rangers playing at Ibrox on each of the planned dates.

Passengers who rely on transport such as the Glasgow Subway or ScotRail trains are being advised to only travel if they have to and if they do, to check before they leave amid strikes resulting in cancellations and disruption.

Union union members have voted to take strike action in August with major games involving the Light Blues affected.

Each day of strike action will last 24 hours, with some of the days falling on important sporting and culture events taking place in the city.

Exclusive: The news will no doubt be welcomed by Glaswegians who have long campaigned for the underground network to extend last trains, especially on a Sunday night.

An employment tribunal was told that Kady Reilly's manager at the Bridgeton petrol station takeaway goaded her to eat food she is highly allergic to and served dairy cheese to vegan customers when he ran out of plant based alternatives.

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport has issued an urgent update to Glasgow Subway travellers that two stations in the city will cease operation on Monday afternoon

Ahead of Harry Styles' concert at Ibrox Stadium on Saturday — which will bring thousands of fans to see the singer perform — Glasgow Subway has issued a travel statement

'Operational issues' have forced SPT to close two Glasgow Subway stations today amid a busy weekend for the city's public transport network.