Tollcross International Swimming Centre will welcome Swimming and Para Swimming from 24 to 29 July, bringing world-class competition to the heart of the community. There will be two sessions each day during competition and up to 4,500 spectators at each. The venue will be in use from 8 July to 6 August.
While the area will be busier than usual, especially around session times, residents and businesses will still be able to access their properties as normal. A temporary one-way system will operate between Tollcross Road and Trainard Avenue, alongside short‑term traffic management to keep everyone safe. Walking and cycling routes will remain open, and public transport services will continue to run.
Impact on travel
- Carntyne station will be busier than usual. Some spectators may also use Carmyle station. Residents using these stations should allow extra time.
- Bus services on Tollcross Road and Braidfauld Street (61, 64, 240, 255) will see higher demand. The eastbound stop near Wellshot Road will be temporarily unavailable from 22 July to 2 August, with an alternative stop 500m west.
- Walking and cycling routes remain open but will be busier, especially before and after sessions.
Affected roads
The venue will be in use from 8 July to 6 August. Temporary changes are required to support safe spectator movement:
- From 22 July to 2 August, a temporary northbound‑only one‑way system will operate between Tollcross Road and Trainard Avenue.
Local restrictions:
- No left turn from Trainard Avenue into Wellshot Road
- No left turn from the residents’ car park north of the venue into Wellshot Road (affecting 361–367 Wellshot Road)
- A ‘no stopping’ area will be in place directly outside the venue on Wellshot Road.
Walking and cycling routes remain open.
Local access
Residents and businesses will be able to access their properties as normal. There will be a local access zone where residents and businesses will simply need to provide their address at the checkpoint.
Emergency services, care workers, deliveries and waste collection will continue as normal.