Glasgow Central Station is preparing to reopen fully after a fire that damaged its north-east side in March. Multiple reports say the blaze started on March 8, and stabilisation work has been carried out since then. Glasgow City Council has indicated that work to stabilise the affected area has now been completed, allowing the station’s restoration to move into a full reopening phase. One report specifically states that all entrances at Glasgow Central are set to reopen following the fire. Another source adds that Union Street and the surrounding street area are also expected to fully reopen at the same time. The Evening Standard reports a firm reopening date of July 17 for both the station and Union Street. The Glasgow Times similarly describes the reopening of all station entrances, linking it directly to the post-fire stabilisation and recovery period. Overall, sources agree the station and nearby street are returning to normal operations after months of works prompted by the March fire.