It's only a little station but it's a good one. There's only two platforms and this is a terminus…read morestation so trains just shuttle back and forth taking passengers to Glasgow, Edinburgh or Motherwell, stopping at other small stations along the way. There's a staffed ticket office but there are machines to buy tickets from as well. The station also has bike racks, a small car park, a coffee kiosk, waiting rooms and free WiFi via the Cloud. You can reach Milngavie centre via an underpass just outside the station. Also right outside the station is a small but pretty little square with a couple of benches - possibly a nicer place to sit in sunny weather. It's a well kept station with baskets of flowers and plants around and is apparently a grade B listed building.

One of the slicker stations offered on the local line, Milngavie is well maintained and relatively…read moreaesthetically pleasing. Unsurprising, I guess, given the affluence of the area. With an elaborately decorated underpass leading into the town centre, it's a nice way to welcome the abudance of visitors the town gets who are preparing to start the West Highland Way. Indeed, it gets an extra star for the provision of bike lockers, which is obviously particularly handy in this location.

Booked car with them about two weeks ago to go to Buchanan Street Bus Station called the day before…read moreI was due to travel Booked for 1-15am on Thursday morning 19th September They confirmed booked and said taxi would be there. Waited for taxi and then when I phoned they said they had no taxi in the area bearing in mind the confirmed my booking the previous day Managed eventually to get another taxi service and only managed to get my bus to Edinburgh Airport by a couple of minutes either that or I would have missed my holiday Not a very reliable company Don't wish to give them any stars

I had a car booked yesterday for the airport today at 6:45 and they did not turn up. I manage…read morefinally to get a Taxi and I called them back for compensation for 30 Pounds and they said this is not how they works! Hope they will pay me for this in one week or I will have to make Sn official complaint 07955013633

If you need a taxi to get you from a to b on time, don't bother…read more Crap automated service followed by taxis so late as to be literally pointless.

The automated phone service is 10 worst than trying to get an appointment with your GP on Christmas…read moreDay. My advice....walk it!

I generally use Boulevard Taxis because they have a much cheaper rate than black hacks and don't…read moreemploy that hideous boundary charge. Depending on your luck, you could either be waiting for a Bouley taxi for five minutes or two hours. On a weeknight they may only have two or three taxis out on the road. I have found pretty much every Boulevard Taxi driver to be friendly and helpful.

Yup, no question about the Boulie's unique selling point as a taxi firm - the lack of a boundary…read morecharge. This can make a huge difference to the cost of a fare meaning it's far and away the best option for people looking to get to and from Glasgow from Clydebank and surrounding areas. Waiting times can vary drastically but given it could be almost double with a black cab, if you are not in any particular rush, it's definitely worth your while to wait a little longer.

An interesting fact about Bearsden station is that it was named Bearsden before the town, which was…read moreinitially known as New Kilpatrick, was. And that's about all that's interesting about it really. Despite serving a fairly big area, the station itself is quite simple and houses just two platforms. Indeed the best aspect of it is the attached pub, the Inn, which offers an ideal place to wait for your train. It is serviced by both the Argyle and North Clyde lines, which means it has four trains to Glasgow an hour from Monday to Saturday, two to Queen Street, two to Central.