Birmingham railway station shop turned into NHS clinic to help coronavirus fight
Network Rail has announced that an empty shop at Birmingham New Street rail station has become an NHS outpatient clinic which will allow patients to h…
Tag: Birmingham New Street
First passenger train in 80 years heads down Camp Hill line
West Midlands Railway has announced that a former railway line in South Birmingham moved a step closer to reopening today, Monday 16th March 2020.
Cross City line reopens after tree falls on railway line
Network Rail has announced that the Cross City line between Lichfield Trent Valley and Birmingham New Street has now fully reopened after a fallen tre…
Cross City line set to reopen between Birmingham and Lichfield Trent Valley
West Midlands Railway is warning passengers that disruption will affect travel in today's evening peak following a fallen tree.
RAIL DISRUPTION: No trains between Lichfield Trent Valley and Birmingham New Street
West Midlands Railway has confirmed that, due to a fallen tree damaging overhead power cables, there is no train service between Lichfield Trent Valle…
Rail passengers warned to plan ahead as Easter works take place
Rail passengers are being urged by Network Rail to check before travelling this Easter, Friday 10th - Monday 13th April 2020, as £113m of investment …
Sleepout raises record amount of money for Railway Children
Network Rail has announced that they have teamed up with Railway Children, the charity, to host an annual sleepout event at stations across the UK.
![[NWR] busiest station 5th place](https://www.railadvent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/NWR-busiest-station-5th-place-1.jpg)
Birmingham New Street climbs busiest station national rankings
Birmingham New Street station has recently been named as the fifth busiest station in the UK.
![[NWR] Birmingham feed the homeless](https://www.railadvent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/NWR-Birmingham-feed-the-homeless-1224x720.jpg)
Christmas Eve dinner for homeless people at Birmingham New Street
Network Rail has announced that Birmingham New Street station is staging a Christmas Eve banquet for 350 homeless and vulnerable people.
Britain’s major stations offer discreet way to ask for help
Four of the UK's biggest railway stations are now offering passengers with hidden disabilities a discreet way to ask for extra help.