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Closed consultation

Bordesley railway station closure

From:
Department for Transport
Published
11 February 2026

Applies to England

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Summary

Seeks views on Network Rail's proposal to close Bordesley railway station.

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Consultation description

Network Rail (NR) is proposing to close the railway station at Bordesley, Birmingham, on or after 4 June 2029.

NR has developed plans to increase the capacity and connectivity of the Midlands Regional Rail network by providing more services into Birmingham’s Moor Street and Snow Hill stations. 

This means 2 new elevated connecting tracks (chords) are required to connect the lines on the existing Bordesley viaduct from Birmingham’s Snow Hill and Moor Street stations to the Camp Hill line.

The junction for the chords will be located in the space Bordesley station occupies. To construct the new chords, Bordesley station must be closed and removed.

Network Rail has taken account of the Department for Transport’s (DfT) railways closures guidance.

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Published 11 February 2026

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