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Broad Street and Brindleyplace Businesses Wayfinding Construction for the West Midlands Metro extension to Edgbaston is continuing, and whilst this means there will Enjoy Broad Street be some changes to how you access the city’s vibrant entertainment district, there’s still lots to see and do. and Brindleyplace The hotels, bars, clubs and restaurants on Broad Street and Brindleyplace are open as normal, and with West Midlands Metro services now extended to the Library tram stop in Hotels, bars, clubs and Centenary Square, it’s even easier to get to the area for a day restaurants open as usual or night out. The map on the reverse highlights all of the fantastic venues in the area, so why not get out and about and enjoy what these attractions have to o er? Below are some handy hints and tips to make the most out of your visit, and for additional help planning your journey, go to: wmnetwork.co.uk Travel advice Plan ahead using real time information, like Google Maps or Sat Nav Leave more time for your journey Think about your options Remember that buses and taxis are still serving the area using amended routes, stops and ranks Use public transport wherever possible – have you considered trying the new tram service in the city centre from interchanges with the bus and rail network? (Artist’s impression) Find out more Sign up for local travel updates by email at: wmnetwork.co.uk Following us on Twitter @wmnetwork For updates on Metro construction across the region, visit metroalliance.co.uk at time correct Information 2020) of print (February St Francis Catholic Primary School HUNTERS ROAD HUNTERS VALE Birmingham STREET FA R M PlayFootball Birmingham O L D B R I D G E Indoor S TREE T GUEST G R OVE The New Bingley Hall NEWTOWN DRIVE WHITMORE STREET N E W J O H N S T R E E T W E S T ASTON BROOK STREET EAST PA R K R O A D U N H E AT O N E S T R E E T T BARR STREET T St George’s Church S S T and Centre R E BRIDGE STREET WEST E T J. Hudson N T O E R SHEFFORD ROAD & Co. 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