Barnt Green railway station serves the small village of Barnt Green in the Bromsgrove district of Worcestershire.
The unstaffed station is served by West Midlands Railway on the Cross-City Line South some 9 miles southwest of Birmingham New Street. It sits at the head of the Alvechurch/Redditch branch-line, and on the Birmingham-Bristol mainline. Most services are local to Redditch and Bromsgrove though there are peak time services to Worcester and Hereford.
Level access is available to Platforms 1 (Birmingham direction but limited service) and 4 (Redditch bound). Slope access from Helwell Lane to Platforms 2 & 3 but it is not suitable for wheelchair users without additional assistance.
The station has a volunteer adopter who is making a difference. Give her a hand by contacting her through the Partnership Officer.
Contact has been established with Barnt Green Parish Council and with St Andrew’s CE First School which is at the bottom of the station approach.
Barnt Green features in the CRP’s promotional video for the Barnt Green to Redditch railway line and has a StitchTrain Class 196 ready for display once the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted (digital image)
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If you would like to be involved with your local station, then do get in touch below.
Get Involved
BARRUP, the Bromsgrove And Redditch Rail User Partnership, is represented on the Steering Group of the CRP.
The local representative for the station for Community Rail matters is Tony Woodward.
A view from Bilberry Hill, Lickey Hills Country Park
Barnt Green Station on Wikipedia
Transport links
Diamond Buses 145 / 145A (regular service) and 182 / 183 (limited Monday to Friday services) pass the station entrance
Businesses local to the station (selection only)
The Barnt Green Inn (serves food and drink)
Café Morso Barnt Green (serves food and drink)
Deedar Indian Cuisine (serves food and drink)
The Tea Shop Constance Wallace (serves food and drink)
The Victoria Inn (serves food and drink)
Tourist destinations within reach of the station
Lickey Hills – access path from the station exit
Blackwell village which sits at the top of the Lickey Incline.
Each year the village hosts a music festival in September.
Blackwell Court is home to a Scout-run activity centre
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