London Euston and northbound to Inverness operated by Caledonian Sleeper. The station has nine platforms, though they are ordered 2 to 10. The site of Platform 1 is now occupied by a car park; the platforms were not renumbered. The bay platforms at the north end of the station (Platforms 4 and 5) survive but are not available to passenger trains. The bay platforms at the south end of the station (Platforms 7 and 8) are not normally used for weekday services, but the first services of the day use trains that have been stabled there overnight and they have been fitted with passenger information displays. A major Scottish area timetable recast in 2018 backed by Transport Scotland will see improved journey times from Stirling to both Edinburgh and Glasgow and more frequent services to Gleneagles, Dundee, Perth and Inverness. The lines from Glasgow to Alloa and from Polmont to Dunblane are also due to be resignalled and electrified by 2018 as part of the rolling modernisation work associated with the Edinburgh to Glasgow Improvement Programme. Summary 3tph to Glasgow Queen Street 1tph to Edinburgh Waverley 1tph to Alloa 1tph to Dunblane 2tpd to Kings Cross References External links Railscot - Photographs of Stirling Video footage of Stirling station. Railway stations in Stirling (council area) Former Caledonian Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1848 Railway stations served by ScotRail Railway stations served by Caledonian Sleeper Railway stations served by London North Eastern Railway Category A listed buildings in Stirling (council area) Listed railway stations in Scotland James Miller railway stations Buildings and structures in Stirling (city)