which are no longer used, but part of the track is now a siding for fuelling trains. These disused bay platforms are the zero point for the Highland Main Line, although mileposts do not change until Stanley Junction ( from Carlisle and from Perth). Platforms 4–7 now are used only by around a dozen trains per day each way on the Highland Main Line, and some terminating services. There was once an extensive goods yard at Perth, along with an engine shed and carriage sidings but only a small engineers depot remains in the greatly downsized yard. Passenger volume The statistics cover twelve month periods that start in April. Services Passenger services are operated by ScotRail, Caledonian Sleeper, and London North Eastern Railway. There are two main routes passing through the station - the Glasgow to Dundee & Aberdeen Line, and the Highland Main Line, whilst there is now also a regular service to/from Edinburgh via the Fife Coast. Services on weekdays are as follows: 40 trains per day to Glasgow Queen Street 35 trains per day to Dundee, with 15 extending to Aberdeen, three to Arbroath, one to Inverurie and one to Inverness 26 trains per day to Edinburgh, including the LNER Highland Chieftain, and the Caledonian Sleeper 11 trains per day to Inverness, including the LNER Highland Chieftain, and the Caledonian Sleeper On Sundays, services are reduced to: 13 trains per day to Glasgow Queen Street 10 trains per day to Aberdeen 8 trains per day to Edinburgh including the LNER Highland Chieftain, and the Caledonian Sleeper 7 trains per day to Inverness, including the LNER Highland Chieftain, two of which extend to Elgin 1 train per day to Dundee Cultural References The movie The Railway Man was filmed at Perth station. Platform 3 was used to pose as Crewe and Platform 5 used to pose as Edinburgh, both set during the 1960s. Perth station was nominated the Carbuncle Award in 2015, which recognizes the worst planning decision. The award was due to the fact a new footbridge had to be built at the southern end of the station which has stair and lift access to all platforms to comply with disability laws. Local newspaper The Courier reported on the news and interviewed Paul Tetlaw from the campaign Transform Scotland. He said: "It's an off-the-shelf structure that has desecrated the station environment, imposed from London by 'standards bound'