Drivers issued warning ahead of Glasgow Summer Sessions
Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park will play host to the Punk All Dayer on June 21, Sting on June 25, Simple Minds on June 27 and Stereophonics on June 28.
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Ahead of the events, Traffic Scotland has said they expect traffic to be heavier than normal on the M77 and M8 leading to and from the event.
They went on to say that local routes may also see an increase in traffic.
In order to facilitate a safe egress for concert goers, the following sections of the M8 and M77 will be completely closed:
M8, Junction 23 westbound off-slip
M8, Junction 23 eastbound on-slip
M77, Junction 1 northbound off-slip
M77, Junction 1 southbound off-slip
The closures will be in place between 9.30pm and 3am after each show.
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It comes after we previously reported that Glasgow Subway announced that attendees must ensure they are at the station in plenty of time or have made alternative travel plans as they are operating a normal timetable.
It means the Subway will start at 6.30am and will only run until 11.40pm on Saturday.
For more information on the Summer Sessions, visit www.smmrsessions.com/news/glasgow-summer-sessions-2025
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