A £1m project to upgrade a train station in Wiltshire has been completed.
The government investment means that Trowbridge station will be more accessible and contain better facilities for passengers.
The improvements include:
• New waiting shelters on both platforms.
• Two new ticket vending machines.
• New cycle parking shelters on both platforms and in the car park.
• New handrails on the footbridge for easier pedestrian access.
• Upgraded steps and ramp to platform 1.
• Improvements to the car park including a new resurfaced layout, additional spaces, and new lighting.
• An electric car charging point.
Rail Minister Claire Perry said: "The enhancements at Trowbridge station are going to make journeys better for all customers. They are significant improvements that provide the local community and businesses with a station fit for the 21st century."
The project was delivered by a number of partners, including First Great Western, Wiltshire Council, Network Rail and the TransWilts Community Rail Partnership.
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