Fresh planters are brightening up a busy railway station thanks to a community rail partnership.
Ten new wooden planters have been installed at Sheringham station, replacing five that had become worn and damaged.
The project was funded and installed by the Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP), which supports the railway line between Norwich and Sheringham.
Dave Pearce, Chair of the Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership, said: "We are delighted to have been able to fund and help install new planters for the platform at Sheringham, especially as Sheila does such a magnificent job keeping the station as an attractive gateway for many thousands of visitors to the town."
The planters were installed by volunteers from the Bittern Line, sister Community Rail Partnership the Wherry Lines, and station adopters from West Runton, alongside long-time Sheringham station volunteer Sheila McGinley, who has served the station for more than 20 years.
Ms McGinley said: "I am grateful to the Bittern Line for providing the new planters and for the help from Wherry Lines and West Runton volunteers to install them."
Sheringham station welcomes more than 270,000 passengers each year.
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