Edgbaston Village tram stop

West Midlands Metro tram stop

Edgbaston Village

View from platform at Edgbaston Village.

General information
Location| Edgbaston
England
Line(s)| Line 1 (Edgbaston Village – Wolverhampton station)
Platforms| 2
History
Opened| 17 July 2022

Edgbaston Village is a tram stop on the West Midlands Metro located in Edgbaston. It opened on 17 July 2022 as the terminus of the Birmingham Westside extension, taking over from the Library.[1][2][3] It is named for the newly created retail district in which it sits.

Preceding station  |  |  Midland Metro |  | Following station

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Five Ways |  | Line 1  |  | Terminus

## References

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1. ^ New West Midlands Metro trams route from Library to Edgbaston set to begin this weekend Birmingham Mail 15 July 2022
2. ^ Metro extension to Edgbaston to open this Sunday Express & Star 15 July 2022
3. ^ West Midlands Metro extension to Edgbaston opens this Sunday West Midlands Metro 16 July 2022

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West Midlands Metro

Operations|

| Operators|

* National Express Midland Metro
* Transport for West Midlands

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Vehicles|

* T-69
* Urbos 3

Stops|

| Line One|

* Bilston Central
* Black Lake
* Bradley Lane
* Brindleyplace
* Bull Street
* Corporation Street
* Dartmouth Street
* Dudley Street, Guns Village
* Edgbaston Village
* Five Ways
* Grand Central ( New Street)
* Handsworth, Booth Street
* Jewellery Quarter
* Kenrick Park
* Library
* Lodge Road, West Bromwich Town Hall
* Loxdale
* Pipers Row
* Priestfield
* Soho, Benson Road
* St Chads (Snow Hill)
* St Paul's
* The Crescent (Bilston)
* The Hawthorns
* The Royal
* Town Hall
* Trinity Way
* Wednesbury, Great Western Street
* Wednesbury Parkway
* West Bromwich Central
* Winson Green, Outer Circle
* Wolverhampton Station
* Wolverhampton St George's

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Planned extensions|

| Westside extension|

* Adderley Street (2023)
* Birmingham Curzon Street (2023)

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Wolverhampton Loop|

* Birmingham New Road (2023)
* Brierley Hill (2023)
* Canal Street (2023)
* Castle Hill (2023)
* Cinder Bank (2023)
* Dudley Port (2023)
* Dudley Town Centre (2023)
* Flood Street (2023)
* Golds Hill (2023)
* Great Bridge (2023)
* Horseley Road (2023)
* Merry Hill (2023)
* New Road (2023)
* Pedmore Road (2023)
* Sedgley Road (2023)
* Tipton Road (2023)
* Waterfront (2023)

Proposed extensions|

| East Birmingham extension|

* Birmingham Airport
* Lea Hall
* Small Heath

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Brierley Hill Line extension|

* Brettell Lane
* Stourbridge

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