Network Rail has completed the £5 million reconstruction of Troon station, which was damaged by a fire, as part of an investment in Scotland's Railway.

Troon's platform one building and canopies were destroyed in a July 2021 fire which ravaged the South Ayrshire station.

The new building includes a ticket office, toilets and waiting area as well as a Changing Places facility, which delivers improved services for people with disabilities.

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Ahead of the main construction works, which began in October 2023, seven platform canopies were also replaced.

The station's design echoes the previous building while changing the internal layout to better meet customers' needs.

The look of the new building was finalised after consultation with the local community, council and other stakeholders.

Ross Moran, Network Rail Scotland route director, said: "The new station provides improved facilities for customers while also capturing the historic character of the original building.

"Our team have worked incredibly hard alongside our contractors to deliver this new facility for Troon and we would also like to thank the local community for their input to the design of the new building and their patience during the work to construct the new facility."