Where is Bilston Central Tram Stop?

Bilston Central Tram Stop is between Church Street and Hall Street, Bilston, WV14 0AH

In brief

Bilston Central was built within a brick-lined cutting of the former Great Western Railway, in the centre of Bilston Town Centre, and is next to Bilston Bus Station. The tram stop is a short distance from the site of the original Bilston Central railway station which closed in 1972. The tram stop opened in 1999.

Bilston Central Tram Stop (March 2024). Photography by Elliott Brown

Bilston Central Tram Stop - more details

There is two entrances to the tram stop with steps. To the north is the Church Street entrance with steps only.

Bilston Central Tram Stop (January 2018). Photography by Elliott Brown

The other entrance has a lift and steps and is near Bilston Bus Station and Hall Street.

Bilston Central Tram Stop (March 2024). Photography by Elliott Brown

The platforms are split, with a paved pedestrian walk way over the tracks. The Birmingham bound platform closer to Church Street.

Bilston Central Tram Stop (January 2018). Photography by Elliott Brown

The Wolverhampton bound platform is closer to Hall Street and the bus station. From time to time, the lift might be out of order.

Bilston Central Tram Stop (March 2024). Photography by Elliott Brown

Official map and further details

Bilston Central