A new and improved bridge has been installed, connecting the station's two platforms, and two state-of-the-art lifts have provided step-free access, improving the passenger experience for the thousands who use the station each year.
As part of the £3.6 million project, the station's platforms have been rebuilt and a series of car park and access route improvements have also been made, making it the station’s biggest upgrade in its more than 50-year history.
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Network Rail has worked with partner organisations, including main contractor AmcoGiffen, and other local stakeholders to deliver the project.
The improvements are part of the Government's Access for All scheme and the changes will allow for all passengers to travel by rail more easily.
Zack Cocker, Sponsor on Network Rail’s North & East route, said: "We're thrilled that the upgrade work at Billingham station has been completed so that passengers can look forward to easier, more accessible journeys as they travel by train.
"We have worked closely with our partners and local stakeholders to deliver a station that will best suit the needs of the community that it will serve.
"We want to thank passengers for their patience while we carried out this work."
