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Cullybackey Train Station's much-needed 'Park and Ride' facility has taken a step forward.
The full scheme could take up to four years due to difficulties at the rail crossing.
But MLA Phillip Logan says Minister Hazzard has now agreed to provide 50 car park spaces at Cullybackey in the interim. There'll also be a passenger drop-off point.
Mr Logan says it will take the pressure off Ballymena Station:
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