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Artist's impression of Birmingham Curzon Street Station.
Artist's impression of Birmingham Curzon Street Station.

Stations

The railway stations the Victorians built were acclaimed as ‘cathedrals of steam’. Today, we’re leading the world again, building sustainable high-speed stations in Birmingham, Solihull and Old Oak Common, west London. A fourth HS2 station will be built at Euston.

We’ve drawn our inspiration from our nation’s magnificent Industrial Age masterpieces – but we’ve added sustainability for the Space Age. Two of our station designs have been officially accredited as being among the most sustainable on Earth. Our stations are poised to set new standards for the way millions of customers experience our modern gateways to high-speed rail travel.

London Euston

London Euston

Euston Station in the centre of London will be remodelled with new high-speed platforms.

Old Oak Common

Old Oak Common

A new super-hub station that will link HS2 with the Elizabeth line and the Great Western Main Line.

Interchange

Interchange

A brand new station located in Solihull, near to Birmingham International Airport, the M42 and the A45.

Birmingham Curzon Street

Birmingham Curzon Street

Opening with seven high-speed platforms, the new station is located on the edge of Birmingham City Centre.

We'll connect Britain better to boost business and tourism

London The regeneration of Old Oak Common will contribute £15 billion over the next 30 years.

Solihull Interchange will be the best connected place in the UK by rail, road and air.

Birmingham The construction of Curzon Street Station is expected to create 36,000 new jobs.

CGI of Euston Station

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