Latest news
Gateway pledges 100 apprenticeships for Birmingham
Feb 13, 2012
Birmingham Gateway project partners, Mace, Network Rail and Birmingham City Council have pledged to create 100 apprenticeships across Birmingham and the West Midlands as part of National Apprenticeship Week.
DISAPPEARING TOWER HERALDS NEW START FOR SOUTHSIDE
Feb 07, 2012
After 6 months of careful demolition, Stephenson Tower finally disappeared from the city skyline this week to make way for the construction of the new John Lewis department store.

Living & working

Project impact

Train services will continue to operate as planned during the redevelopment and Network Rail will minimise disruption for the travelling public.

We know how important it is to reduce the impact of our work during construction. As a result the work would be carried out in two phases, with most construction taking place off the station itself so that the impact on passengers is minimised.

We will keep services running as planned throughout the work and will work considerately so that noise and dust from our work is kept to a minimum.

Find out more about the project benefits

Winter 2012 update

The Gateway project Winter 2012 update is now available. Find out more about what we've been upto here: page 1  | page 2

 

 

 

 

 

Job vacancies

Get details of the latest vacancies at Network Rail

 
Supplier opportunities

Download a PDF of the anticipated works packages over the lifetime of the project.

 
Hill Street Art Project

Click here to find out more about Birmingham's largest outdoor art installation on a site near New Street station.