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Camp Hill line stations

Artist impression of Kings Heath station

Artist impression of Kings Heath station

Three new stations on the Camp Hill Line opened to the public on Tuesday 7 April 2026 at Pineapple Road, Kings Heath and Moseley Village. 

With these three brand-new stations open, these communities are connected to Birmingham City Centre for the first time since the original line closed during World War II in 1941. 

Staff from Transport for West Midlands welcomed the first passengers with goodie bags on the first day of service as locals visited to get their first look at the stations and to try out the new services.

There’s a link to the line’s past with one of the stations, too, as the original Kings Heath sign was re-installed at the new railway station. The old Kings Heath sign was purchased from a private buyer, restored and is back at its rightful home at the entrance of the new station.

Latest work

At Kings Heath, the sign was purchased from a private buyer and restored before returning to it's original home.

All the stations on the Camp Hill Line welcomed passengers with timetable information and ticket machines that will dispense tickets for all routes. 

One of the design features at Moseley Village is an area that could be used by the community for the popular Moseley Farmers Market.

The large area has plenty of light and relaxed seating and signage with the number of steps down the platform, or you can get the lift.  

This area also contains a large covered cycle storage for 52 bicycles and passenger information display units detailing the scheduled departures.   

Browse our FAQs to find out more about our new Kings Heath, Moseley Village and Pineapple Road stations.

The challenge - why we’re doing this

The three original stations in this area closed in 1941, during World War 2, due to coal shortages. Since then, the population of the area has grown. There’s also more commercial activity. This means more people are travelling. All this has led to traffic congestion and long journey times on the roads.

The solution - what the project will do

There will be three new stations at Moseley Village, Kings Heath and Pineapple Road. They’ll each have 2 platforms suitable for 6-car trains. The stations will also have:

  • pedestrian footbridges, stairs and lifts
  • ticket machines and information systems
  • passenger help points on each platform
  • secure bike parking

The stations at Pineapple Road and Moseley Village will also have a pick-up and drop-off area.

Shorter journey times

The new stations will make people’s journeys faster.

The estimated journey times to Birmingham New Street are:

  • 14 minutes from Pineapple Road - saving 16 to 31 minutes
  • 11 minutes from Kings Heath - saving 9 to 24 minutes
  • 8 minutes from Moseley Village - saving 7 to 21 minutes

Our partners

We’re working on this project with: 

  • Transport for West Midlands
  • West Midlands Trains (operators of West Midlands Railway)
  • Network Rail
  • The Department for Transport
  • Birmingham City Council
  • VolkerFitzpatrick and their supply chain, including Mott Macdonald as designer.
  • SLC-AECOM Joint Venture