HS2 in Birmingham
Birmingham sits at the heart of the new high-speed railway, with Birmingham Curzon Street Station providing direct high-speed connections to London and the North.
Leaving Curzon Street, the railway crosses the city on viaducts before reaching Washwood Heath, the site of new high-speed rail network rolling stock maintenance depot and network control centre.
What we're delivering in Birmingham
Bromford Tunnel
Bromford Tunnel is a 5.6km (3.5 miles) twin-bore tunnel situated just outside Birmingham.
Washwood Heath Depot and Network Integrated Control Centre
This is where HS2 trains will be maintained, serviced and stored when not in use, and includes the Maintenance Building and control centre.
Aston Church Road Overbridge
The new Aston Church Road Overbridge that will span the high-speed rail line connecting Saltley, Washwood Heath and Nechells in Birmingham.
Saltley Viaduct
Saltley Viaduct is located two miles north east of Birmingham City Centre.
Curzon No.2 Viaduct
A 150-metre section of viaduct will form part of the approach to Birmingham’s new Curzon Street Station.
Curzon No.3 Viaduct and the Lawley Middleway Viaduct
Curzon Viaduct No.3 and Lawley Middleway Viaduct are part of the Curzon Street Station Approach area.
Old Curzon Street Station building
We've announced the start of a major refurbishment project to restore the Grade 1 listed Old Curzon Street Station in Birmingham.
Birmingham Curzon Street Station
Opening with seven high-speed platforms, the new station is located on the edge of Birmingham City Centre.
Keeping you informed
Stay informed by the works
Find information about HS2 works and activities taking place in your area.
Managing the impacts of construction
Find out information about how we manage construction impacts.
Construction look ahead and newsletters
Read our three-month look ahead and newsletters for associated work in Birmingham.