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Over four consecutive November days, engineers will be replacing 50-year-old track in platforms 2 and 3 at Lowestoft station to help drive down delays for Suffolk and Norfolk rail passengers. Image: Network Rail
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Engineers to replace 50-year-old track during four days of rail disruption

Jacqui Dale at Lowestoft Station Shop and Tourist Information Office. Image: Lowestoft Central Project Jacqui Dale at Lowestoft Station Shop and Tourist Information Office. Image: Lowestoft Central Project
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Station shop and tourist information office undergoes makeover

New integrated rail and bus links at Lowestoft open up Suffolk attractions this summer. Image: Nick Strugnell Photography New integrated rail and bus links at Lowestoft open up Suffolk attractions this summer. Image: Nick Strugnell Photography
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Why it is now easier to get to top attractions in Suffolk

Lowestoft station shop and tourist information office team members, left; Jacqui Dale right; Trevor Garrod celebrate with an anniversary cake. (Image: Wherry Lines Lowestoft Central Project) Lowestoft station shop and tourist information office team members, left; Jacqui Dale right; Trevor Garrod celebrate with an anniversary cake. (Image: Wherry Lines Lowestoft Central Project)
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Milestone marked for 'hugely popular' station shop and tourist information office

From left Bell Engineers Gary Herring and Marc Knights with the Lowestoft station gates they have restored. Image: Wherry Lines Lowestoft Central Project From left Bell Engineers Gary Herring and Marc Knights with the Lowestoft station gates they have restored. Image: Wherry Lines Lowestoft Central Project
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Major step forward for station heritage quarter scheme

The Oulton Broad North Station signal box has now been installed and is in place at its new home the East Anglia Transport Museum. Picture: East Anglia Transport Museum Facebook The Oulton Broad North Station signal box has now been installed and is in place at its new home the East Anglia Transport Museum. Picture: East Anglia Transport Museum Facebook
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Signal box back on track at new home at museum

Station Lodge in Corton - a historic former railway station - is up for sale. Picture: Elisabeth James Homes Station Lodge in Corton - a historic former railway station - is up for sale. Picture: Elisabeth James Homes
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How you can own historic former railway station

Artist Matt Jones creator of Bouncing Brains. Picture: Wherry Lines CRP Artist Matt Jones creator of Bouncing Brains. Picture: Wherry Lines CRP
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New colouring book to help children relax on trains to be launched

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