Pedestrian access at Glasgow Central is widened following a fire in early March, according to reports. All outlets describe a large cordon that has been in place since the blaze and note that restrictions are now being eased, with walkways opened to allow greater pedestrian movement around the station. The change applies to the area immediately outside Glasgow Central, where the cordon previously limited access. The reports do not provide new details about the cause of the fire, the extent of damage, or any subsequent investigation updates, but they agree that the main development is the relaxation of earlier safety measures. The timing of the easing of access is presented as part of the aftermath of the March incident, indicating that work connected to safety and clearance has progressed enough to permit a wider pedestrian route. The coverage is consistent in focusing on the altered local access arrangements for people travelling to and from the station.