Camp Hill Line: Exact date south Birmingham's three new neighbourhood train stations will open
Here’s what you need to know
South Birmingham’s three new train stations are set to open in April, 2026.
The new neighbourhood stations will give locals easy access to rail services for the first time since the Second World War.
Camp Hill Line, Birmingham: On Tuesday, April 7 the brand-new stations of Moseley Village, Kings Heath, and Pineapple Road in Stirchley will open.
Final authorisation from the Office of Rail and Road is expected in the coming days, keeping the project on track to open on these dates.
What’s been said?
This project has been supported by £126m of funding from Government. Following a review of transport projects in 2024, Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, secured an additional £30m funding to make sure the Camp Hill stations were completed.
He said: “When I took office, I promised we would get these stations finished and ready for the community, and now we are delivering on that promise.
“Closing those stations during the last century was a short-sighted mistake which has now been put right – no longer will residents have to watch every day as trains rush past without stopping.