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Ormskirk, a Grade II listed train station in Lancashire, has undergone an £1.8m refurbishment that not only keeps the building's original architectural features, but also adds a number of eco-friendly credentials.

The station uses a system that harvests rainwater, saves energy with LED lighting, and utilises under floor heating. In addition, where possible the station has been refurbished using existing materials.

The project was led by Lancashire County Council that also involved the Railway Heritage Trust.

According to TheBusinessDesk, Charles Tweed, Strategic Team Group's business development director, added:

"Modernising such a historical building has been particularly rewarding, and we are confident that it now provides a more attractive and welcoming gateway into the market town for a growing number of business and leisure passengers."

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Published by Marie on Friday, 28 August 2009 at 9:06 AM