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image captionMP Nia Griffith, architect Huw Griffiths and trust secretary Richard Roper look forward to work getting under way
Work is starting on a £850,000 revamp of a Victorian railway shed to turn it into offices for community use.
The shed, built in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, in 1875, was used for cargo including sheep and cattle.
The shed ceased operation in 1966, although the office at the western end finally locked its doors in 2000.
A trust set up in 2011 to restore the Grade II-listed shed now has control of it to revamp it into offices for business and community use.