Birmingham commuters brace for significant travel disruptions as railway station works begin on Monday

From Monday (15 September 2025) for up to 3 months, highway works at Moseley Village Rail Station will take place at the junction of St. Mary’s Row and Oxford Road.

Moseley Village train station one of the new stations that will form the Camp Hill line | LDRS

placeholder image — Moseley Village train station one of the new stations that will form the Camp Hill line | LDRS

Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) shared that there will be no changes to bus routes.

However, the organisation stated that journeys on these bus services 1, 1S 35 41 & 50 are expected to take longer than usual.

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Oxford Road will remain open to pedestrians and cyclists.

In order to reconnect South Birmingham's connection to the rail system for the first time in 80 years, these railway works are a part of the construction of new railway stations at Moseley Village, Kings Heath, and Pineapple Road.