by EMUs. Following a timetable recast in December 2014, Motherwell services once again run on through via the Hamilton Circle to the city's north west suburbs throughout the day. Access to the station is now by a ramp from West Canal Street leading to the Down (Cumbernauld bound) platform with access to the Motherwell-bound island platform via the original underpass. Original access to both platforms of the station was via this underpass from the category C(S) listed two-floor structure at the end of the station. The main building was disused for many years after the removal of staffing in the 1970s, but was renovated in the early 2000s and used initially as a public house and more recently as commercial premises for an office supplies company. With a container terminal just north of the station, and the location on link between the West Coast Main Line and the lines to Grangemouth, Stirling and points north, there are also freight trains passing through the station. Facilities Amenities here are somewhat basic: the station is unmanned, and no permanent buildings remain on the platforms apart from standard waiting shelters. There are timetable poster boards and customer help points on each platform. CCTV cameras and an automatic announcement system are also installed here. Step-free access is only possible on platform 2, as the underpass to the opposite side has steps. Passenger services 2006-2014 An hourly train operates to Motherwell and Cumbernauld Mondays to Saturdays. This is operated as a diagram. There are a few peak time services on the Argyle Line which terminate at the station, operated by a mixture of , and trains. These services call at before joining the "main" Argyle line at , operating to and . 2014 onwards With the electrification of the Cumbernauld Line, services now operate with electric traction. The hourly Motherwell-Cumbernauld service (since 14 December 2014) interworks with Argyle Line services all day, originating at Dalmuir and running via Clydebank and the Hamilton Circle. Some additional services run at peak times. There is no Sunday service. References Notes Sources Railway stations in North Lanarkshire Former Caledonian Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1842 SPT railway stations Railway stations served by ScotRail 1842 establishments in Scotland Coatbridge