Camp Hill line railway stations

Exciting progress continues on the Camp Hill Line, with brand-new railway stations at Moseley Village, Kings Heath and Pineapple Road set to reconnect South Birmingham to the rail network for the first time in 80 years.

These stations will provide faster, more reliable and sustainable transport options into Birmingham City Centre, reducing congestion and pollution on local roads. Each station will have 2 platforms, lifts, ticket machines, information screens, and secure bike parking.

To support the construction, essential highway works will be taking place throughout the summer in your local areas. Please find the latest updates below and how they may affect your journey.

For more information about the new stations visit Camp Hill line webpage.

Phased works to complete the access area to the new railway station are near completion and resurfacing works will take place during November 2025.

Overnight road closures on Pineapple Road and Cartland Road:

There will be overnight road closures on both Pineapple Road and Cartland Road from 8:00pm on Monday 10 November to Saturday 15 November at 6:00am.

A signed diversion will be in place for local traffic.

Bus information:

National Express West Midlands service 27 will be diverted and some bus stops will not be served. 

Please allow more time for your journey and use the TfWM Journey Planner to check your nearest bus stop and service during these overnight closures.

From Saturday 15 November, Cartland Road will reopen and a part of Pineapple Road will remain closed by the station site with this service returning to a smaller diversion along Vicarage Road, Abbots Road and Cartland Road.