Work to improve a rail junction near a new nuclear power plant has finished.
The upgrades to the Saxmundham junction on the east Suffolk line were carried out over nine days.
Network Rail said the manually operated junction needed to be replaced with a powered system, along with the installation of modern railway equipment, in order to improve freight services to the Sizewell C construction site.
It would help improve “operational flexibility and railway performance” across the route, a spokesperson said.
The construction of Sizewell C on the Suffolk coast officially got under way in 2024, two years after the government granted permission for the project.
The rail junction connects the Leiston branch line to the east Suffolk line.
Sizewell C managers have already committed to transporting 60% of bulk construction materials by rail or sea.
Buses replaced trains while the works were carried out and Network Rail has thanked passengers for putting up with any disruption.
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