Local representatives from East Antrim have gone on site to view the work being carried out at Glynn and Larne Town rail stations, part of the wider upgrade programme across the Larne line.

The work being carried out at all stations, and halts on the NI Railways network, is part of a £17 million investment package designed to deliver a better rail service.

Glynn and Larne Town stations will benefit from a range of enhancements including, new signage, shelters, lighting, seating, tactile paving and re-surfacing.

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In addition Larne Town station will also benefit from a new ticket office, refurbished waiting room and toilet facilities for passengers with all levels of mobility.

The upgrade work will deliver enhanced accessibility for disabled passengers and improve the environment and journey experience for all passengers.

Councillor Bobby McKee, Mayor of Larne Borough Council, David Hilditch MLA, Sean Neeson MLA and Roy Beggs MLA visited the site at Glynn and Larne stations, and were briefed on upcoming developments.

Larne Line Route Manager, Frank Moore said: "It is a very exciting time for N I Railways, and as such it is extremely important for local representatives to see the steps we are taking to upgrade our facilities, for the local communities that they represent.

"We would like to thank the Mayor and local representatives for taking this opportunity to visit Glynn and Larne Town stations."

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