Welcome to the website of
Bromsgrove Rail User Group
Bromsgrove railway station has been situated for the past 170 years at the foot of the infamous Lickey Incline, on the high speed cross country mainline.
The rail facilities and the train services for passengers in Bromsgrove need to be improved to suit the twenty first century.
The current Bromsgrove station, consisting of two platforms of two unequal lengths, thus allowing four car trains to stop southbound, but preventing them from stopping northbound, is all that remains from the station originally designed in 1837 and opened in 1840.
Services to and from Bromsgrove station are provided by London Midland and Arriva Cross Country .
Last Updated on 28th May 2012
28 May 2012
| Train Services |
| Station |
| Electrification |
| Business Case |
| Track Layout |
| Funding |
| Projected Figures |
| Planning |
| Construction |
| Early Locomotives - 1 |
| Early Locomotives - 2 |
| Great Britain |
| Institute |
| Big Bertha |
| Big Bertha 2 |
| Alvechurch |
| Barnt Green Station |
| Hagley Station |
| Wythall Station |
| Turntable |
| Class 170 |
| 66724 |
| Parry People Mover |