PHOTOCALL: Tuesday 14 August, midday at Norwich station concourse.

An organisation which helps promote one of Norfolk’s rural railway lines is celebrating its 21st anniversary, with a photo call at Norwich station tomorrow.

This year, the Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) celebrates 21 years of supporting the railway which runs from Norwich via the Broads National Park to Cromer and Sheringham on the North Norfolk coast.

Greater Anglia has invested more than £1m painting more than 70 stations across its network.

Stations including Norwich, Lowestoft, Chelmsford, and Cambridge have all been repainted, as part of a project which has seen 8,500 litres of paint used – enough to fill 106 bath tubs.

Stations have been given a deep clean and repainted to enhance the overall look and feel.

Rail replacement buses will run on part of the East Suffolk line this Sunday (12 August), while Network Rail carry out improvements to the tracks.

Greater Anglia is advising passengers travelling on the Ipswich to Felixstowe and Ipswich to Lowestoft lines this Sunday that buses will run instead of trains between Ipswich and Felixstowe and Ipswich and Woodbridge.

Trains will run as timetabled between Lowestoft and Woodbridge.

Normal services will run between Ipswich and Lowestoft throughout the day on Saturday 11 August.