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Birmingham New Street Station

Birmingham New Street station is situated in Birmingham city centre. Outside of London, New Street is the busiest in the 海角视频, with over 30 million passengers either boarding or exiting trains at the station between April 2012 and March 2013. After being voted the worst station in the 海角视频 for customer service, New Street is currently undergoing a 拢550 m redevelopment plan, which is due to be completed in 2015.

Birmingham New Street ticket office closes as temperature soars to 32C
Economic Development
Heatwave overcame the new facility which was opened before air conditioning was installed
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Councillors briefed on NEC sale
Economic Development
Sale mooted as cabinet agrees private report setting out future options for the NEC Group
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Train hopes derailed after decision to sell land
Economic Development
Birmingham City Council's economy, jobs and skills scrutiny committee backed the Labour-run cabinet鈥檚 decision to sell land near the Camp Hill Chords Link.
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Plans to link up Birmingham tunnels hit by borrowing freeze
Economic Development
A freeze on borrowing has put the breaks on plans to link up the Queensway and St Chad's tunnels, Birmingham's transport chief has revealed.
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Ten-year plan unveiled to shake-up Birmingham's transport system
Economic Development
Birmingham鈥檚 failing transport system is to be tackled head on with a ten-year vision for roads, rail, bus, cycle and tram development in the city.
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Keith Gabriel: Don't blame the buses - blame the passengers
Economic Development
I was on a stag do in York last weekend. I fair enjoyed it, despite a disappointing lack of vomit, nudity or ritual humiliation.
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Neil Elkes: What price the city jewels?
Economic Development
Former Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby set a few hares running some years back when he suggested that some of the city's assets could be sold to wealthy Arabs.
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Before Google, before the internet, there was the Birmingham Post Year Book
Economic Development
When Google failed to supply an answer about one of the city鈥檚 late great politicians, Jon Griffin reached for a trusty old friend, the Birmingham Post Year Book.
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拢20.6m revamp of Birmingham NIA gets green light
Economic Development
A 拢20.6 million refurbishment of the NIA, which is set to transform Birmingham鈥檚 skyline, has been given the green light.
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Skills black hole sees Birmingham jobs going to outsiders
Economic Development
Thousands of new jobs coming on stream in Birmingham over the past seven years have done little to combat high levels of unemployment and social deprivation among people living in the city, a new study has found
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Fashionable living at the right price
Retail & Consumer
Newly completed apartments at Skyline have been scoring well in the city popularity stakes, say agents.
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Give us the tools, demand councils
Economic Development
Local government leaders from across the West Midlands are urging Gordon Brown to give town halls a fresh start by freeing councils from a mountain of Whitehall controls and red tape.
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Why nothing gets done in Midlands
Economic Development
The most wide-ranging changes to local government for a generation are in the pipeline, writes Chief Reporter Paul Dale...
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Region's stations in 拢4bn makeover
Economic Development
Birmingham International and Wolverhampton train stations could be in line for major facelifts as part of a national Network Rail scheme.
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All quiet on the crane front as mix changes
Commercial Property
Birmingham is taking a breather after a break-neck development boom that has seen the city centre transformed almost beyond recognition.
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