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Birmingham Curzon Street HS2 Station

Under construction · West Midlands · Last reported Mar 2026

Source: The Traveler

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Birmingham's new £460 million Curzon Street high speed rail station is a landmark hub designed to serve as the main high-speed terminus for the London to West Midlands section of HS2. The project includes a seven-platform station with a design inspired by the historic 1838 Curzon Street station, aiming for net-zero operations and low-carbon construction. It is expected to be substantially complete

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Road, Rail
Location
Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Traveler

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The project “Birmingham Curzon Street HS2 Station” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Traveler.

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Birmingham's new £460 million Curzon Street high speed rail station is a landmark hub designed to serve as the main high-speed terminus for the London to West Midlands section of HS2. The project includes a seven-platform station with a design inspired by the historic 1838 Curzon Street station, aiming for net-zero operations and low-carbon construction. It is expected to be substantially complete and operational around 2030, serving as a catalyst for urban regeneration and improved connectivity in Birmingham.

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United Kingdom (UK)

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West Midlands

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Birmingham

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2026-03-27

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