North Berwick station has been nominated as one of the best stations in Britain.
ScotRail has announced that North Berwick station has been shortlisted in the ‘Station of the Year’ category of the National Rail Awards 2018.
The East Lothian station will be judged against set criteria, including safety, infrastructure and customer-friendly presentation.
North Berwick station was reduced to a single platform in the 1960s and lost its traditional buildings in 1984.
However, it remains a pleasant and welcoming seaside terminus, thanks to the award-winning efforts of station adopters North Berwick in Bloom and to the work of station newsagent Craig McLaren who has produced a guide to the attractions of the town.
The National Rail Awards will be held on Thursday 13 September at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London.
James Ledgerwood, ScotRail’s Head of Economic & Community Development, said:
“North Berwick station remains one of the most welcoming stations on our network, and we are absolutely delighted to see it shortlisted.
“Making our stations a more pleasant and relaxing place to catch a train is a key part of our plan to build the best railway Scotland has ever had.”