GREATER Anglia has committed to a range of improvements in the year ahead – from better punctuality and environmental performance to improved stations, accessibility and ticket options.

The train company has pledged to a variety of improvements in the latest edition of its Customer Report, now available on the Greater Anglia website.

The six-monthly Customer Report outlines Greater Anglia’s achievements over half of last year and sets out what the company hopes to do in the year ahead.

In 2021, Greater Anglia will be phasing in more new trains and developing timetable changes to capitalise on their faster acceleration and braking times.

Among stations due to be improved are Ipswich, Saxmundham, Wickford, Witham and Wymondham.

Extra cycle parking is due to be installed at Cambridge North, Cheshunt, Harlow Town and Wymondham stations

Last year funding from partners was secured for accessibility improvements at Bury St Edmunds, Colchester, Needham Market and Wymondham stations, so this year the company is planning to start work on these schemes.

Other initiatives outlined in the report focus on sustainability, including building on environmental improvements achieved last year by reducing water and energy consumption.

The company will continue to work closely with local communities in joint initiatives with partners including chambers of commerce, local authorities and Community Rail Partnerships and offer graduate, apprenticeship and work experience placements.