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Driver’s eye view of a double-track line in a deep stone-walled cutting heading into a tunnel. ▶ Click to watch preview

Driver’s eye view of a double-track line in a deep stone-walled cutting heading into a tunnel.Cover art for Cross City, Birmingham, showing a yellow-fronted electric train in a station.

Narrated by Kay Alexander
Written by John Boynton
Filmed in 1995
Duration 77 mins
Widescreen No
Definition Standard
Download size 1.6GB
Format MP4 video
Driver’s eye view of a double-track line in a deep stone-walled cutting heading into a tunnel.
Cover art for Cross City, Birmingham, showing a yellow-fronted electric train in a station.

Cross City

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Redditch to Lichfield via Birmingham New Street

Birmingham's premier suburban railway underwent a total metamorphosis in the mid 1990s with electrification and brand new trains. The class 323 electric multiple units were designed specifically for the Cross-City route and provide a frequent service of 4 trains per hour throughout the day, over most of the line.

We travel the full distance from Redditch to Lichfield Trent Valley passing through the centre of Birmingham and Britain's major hub station, Birmingham New Street. Narrator Kay Alexander, BBC TV Midlands Today presenter, has been closely associated with the line since having the honour of opening the new station at Redditch.

Stations also called at include: Alvechurch, Barnt Green, Longbridge, Northfield, King's Norton, Bourneville, Selly Oak, University, Five Ways, Duddeston, Aston, Gravelly Hill, Erdington, Chester Road, Wylde Green, Sutton Coldfield, Four Oaks, Butlers Lane, Blake Street, Shenstone and Lichfield City.

Narrated by Kay Alexander
Written by John Boynton
Filmed in 1995
Duration 77 mins
Widescreen No
Definition Standard
Download size 1.6GB
Format MP4 video

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