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Birmingham New Street train chaos leaves passengers fuming

There is rail chaos at Birmingham New Street Station with travel disruption for commuters as we approach Tuesday's rush hour.

The rail delays and cancellations are expected to last all day and will impact on services out of Birmingham New Street.

The disruption is as a result of a broken-down train at Coseley earlier today.

Passengers are being warned that train delays of up to 75 minutes can be expected on services from Birmingham New Street station.

National Rail today tweeted: "Major disruption can be expected to trains at Birmingham New Street. Trains will be delayed by up to 75 minutes, cancelled or revised."

National Rail add: "The broken down train earlier today between Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street has now moved. However congestion has built up due to the incident, and this is now causing major disruption to services at Birmingham New Street.

"Trains may be cancelled, delayed by up to 75 minutes or revised. We anticipate disruption to services will continue for the rest of today."

Social media users were furious over the chaos on October 29, with scores taking to Twitter to fume over the incident.

"How can a #train breaking down near Coseley affect #BirminghamNewStreet so incredibly badly that it brings the whole station to a halt!! More train problems! @bbcmtd " one passenger wrote.

London Northwestern and West Midlands Railway

You may use your ticket on the following services:

West Midlands Railway between Birmingham Snow Hill/Moor Street - Smethwick Galton Bridge. (Note: Smethwick Rolfe Street is an 10-15 minute walk from Galton Bridge station.)

West Midlands Metro  between Birmingham (Grand Central, adjacent New St station) - West Bromwich Central - Wolverhampton (St. Georges, 10 minutes from railway station). Change at West Bromwich Central for bus route 4, 4H, 4M to/from Sandwell and Dudley station.

National Express West Midlands :

If you're travelling to or from Smethwick Rolfe Street, Smethwick Galton Bridge, Sandwell & Dudley, Dudley Port, Tipton or Coseley, you can use local bus and tram routes that will get you to your destination.

You may also use services 4, 4H, 4M, 12, 12A, 42, 69, 74, 80, 81, 82, 87, 89, 60, 126, 529, X7 and X8

CrossCountry

You may use your ticket on the following services:

  • West Midlands Railway between Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street
  • West Midlands Metro  between Wolverhampton and Birmingham New Street

Virgin Trains

Trains are being severely delayed via Birmingham International. Please check your journey before travelling as trains are currently unable to call at the station.

You may use your ticket on the following services:

  • Midland Metro  between Wolverhampton and Birmingham
  • Chiltern Railways between London Marylebone and Birmingham Moor Street
  • Replacement road transport which is operating between Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International
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