A consultation is now open on the £1.75 billion Midlands Rail Hub, a major project designed to improve rail services across Birmingham and the wider region which will transform our rail network across the region.
Plans include more frequent trains, faster journeys and millions of additional seats at Birmingham Moor Street and New Street stations.
It will allow a full commuter service on the Camp Hill Line through Moseley Village station and would take it into Moor Street, easing congestion into New Street and eventually linking directly with HS2 at Curzon Street.
Residents, businesses and communities are invited to share their views on the proposals, which aim to boost connectivity, support economic growth and create better travel options across the West Midlands.
The consultation found here closes on Friday 28 August.
Header photo credit – Network Rail
Councillors Izzy Knowles, Philip Mills & Moseley Liberal Democrats 