Consultants come on board for Birmingham station revamp

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F+G, WSP and Wilkinson Eyre lined up for work

A developer owned by Solihull council has appointed several more consultants to the next phase of a £286m overhaul of Birmingham International Station which will link to a new HS2 Interchange station.

The Urban Growth Company was set up by the council to maximise economic potential in the area, which also contains the NEC, Birmingham Airport, Birmingham Business Park, and a Jaguar Land Rover factory.

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