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St Paul's is a small tram stop within view of Birmingham Snow Hill Station and near the Jewellery Quarter. One of the original stops on the Birmingham to Wolverhampton line, in Zone 1.
St Chads Tram Stop opened in 2016 on the first Midland Metro extension. Was named Snow Hill after the closed tram stop (1999 - 2015), renamed in 2017. It is in West Midlands Metro Zone 1.
Bull Street in Birmingham was the first new tram stop to open on the Midland Metro extension in December 2015. It is now part of West Midlands Metro Zone 1. And has been a temporary terminus.
The tram stop on Corporation Street in Birmingham was opened in May 2016 on the first Midland Metro extension from St Chads to Grand Central. It is in West Midlands Metro Zone 1.
The tram stop near Birmingham Town Hall opened on Paradise Street in December 2019. It is close to Victoria Square and is in West Midlands Metro Zone 1. Was part of the Westside extension.
The tram stop for Centenary Square and the Library of Birmingham opened on the Westside Metro extension in December 2019. It was the terminus until the line was extended to Edgbaston in 2022.
Brindleyplace was the first tram stop on Broad Street to open on the Westside Extension to Edgbaston Village in July 2022. Now part of West Midlands Metro Zone 1.
The tram stop on Broad Street at the Five Ways end, near Cineworld and the Five Ways Entertainment Complex. It opened in July 2022, and is now in West Midlands Metro Zone 1.
Edgbaston Village is the current Birmingham terminus of the Birmingham to Wolverhampton line 1, opened July 2022 on the Hagley Road near Morrisons. Part of West Midlands Metro Zone 1.
Handsworth Booth Street is a tram stop in Handsworth, Birmingham. Opened in 1999, one of the original stops on the Birmingham to Wolverhampton line 1. Now in West Midlands Metro Zone 2.
The tram stop for Winson Green. Close to James Watt Primary School. It was opened in 1999 on the original Birmingham to Wolverhampton line 1, now within West Midlands Metro Zone 2.
Sculptural railings and gates at the entrance to Winson Green Outer Circle Tram Stop by Tim Tolkien. It's called James Watt's Mad Machine and was made in 1998 with the help of pupils.
Grand Central was the terminus of the first Midland Metro extension from 2016 until it was extended to Centenary Square in 2019. Located outside of Birmingham New Street Station.
The Bishop Latimer United Church is a joint venture between the Church of England and the United Reformed Church and serves the people of Winson Green.
James Watt Primary School is an amalgamation of James Watt Infant and Junior Schools and opened in January 2004.
St Stephens Centre is a day centre proving community support and social care services.
The Birmingham Community Children's Centre provides support to families of children and young people aged 0-19, with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND).
The Siddiquia Education Trust is a charity providing inter faith support.
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winson Green is located at 126 Bacchus Road, Winson Green, Birmingham B18 4QR.
The Soho Tavern is an award winning bar and restaurant that specialises in indian cuisine.
The Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust exists to protect, restore and create accessible spaces for people and wildlife.
The Church has a long and interesting history which began in the 1950s with the arrival of migrants from the Caribbean following the Second World War.
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